Criminal
Sep. 29, 2006
Panel Upholds Glendora Lawyer's Convictions
In a case described as a "bad Russian novel," a state appellate court has refused to undo the felony convictions of a Glendora lawyer who gave new meaning to the term "zealous representation."
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In a case described as a "bad Russian novel," a state appellate court has refused to undo the felony convictions of a Glendora lawyer who gave new meaning to the term "zealous representation."
Three years ago, a jury found John Franklyn Watkins guilty of conspiracy and perjury charges in connection with a former client's bitter custo...
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