Criminal
Nov. 2, 2011
US agrees to return seized files
Federal prosecutors abruptly agreed to return material they seized from a developer under investigation in an alleged San Bernardino County corruption scandal amid concerns that it is protected by attorney-client privilege.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a move a defense attorney called an "unprecedented" admission of wrongdoing, U.S. prosecutors abruptly agreed to return material they seized from a developer under investigation in an alleged San Bernardino County corruption scheme.
Prosecutors, in a written stipulation with Stephen G. Larson, a former federal judge representing developer Jeffrey Burum, reversed course and agreed t...
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