Criminal
Apr. 10, 2012
Cooley denies conflict in Bell prosecution
The Los Angeles District Attorney's office has denied that any conflict of interest exists in its prosecution of a former Bell official in response to an effort before a California appellate court to have it removed from the case .
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In response to an effort before a California appellate court to have the Los Angeles District Attorney's office removed from the city of Bell corruption case, the office has denied it has a conflict of interest in its prosecution of a former Bell official.
In response to a writ of mandate filed in the 2nd District Court of Appeal by Harlan Braun, the attorney for former Bell assistant city manager ...
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