Government
Apr. 4, 2018
OC DA challenger must correct ballot statement
A candidate running for Orange County district attorney will change his ballot statement regarding his verdict-winning percentage.
RACKAUCKAS
A candidate running for Orange County district attorney will change his ballot statement regarding his verdict-winning percentage from his time as a prosecutor as part of a court settlement with a supporter of his opponent, the incumbent.
Todd A. Spitzer planned to state, "I've chaired 100 trials with a 100% conviction rate" on voter ballots for the June 5 primary election, which are to be printed next week. Under a stipulation and ...
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