California Courts of Appeal
Mar. 26, 2015
Dismissal of charges appropriate in child molestsation case, appeals court rules
A Kern County prosecutor falsified a suspected child molester's police interview transcript, leading a judge to dismiss the charges as a sanction for government misconduct, a state appellate court has disclosed in affirming the dismissal.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A Kern County prosecutor falsified a suspected child molester's police interview transcript, leading a judge to dismiss the charges as a sanction for outrageous government misconduct, a state appellate court has disclosed in affirming the dismissal.
The freed defendant has since been arrested on new charges of alleged sex crimes with a different minor. And Deputy District Attorney Robert Alan Murra...
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