Ethics/Professional Responsibility,
Criminal,
State Bar & Bar Associations
Nov. 1, 2018
Prosecutor negligently suppressed evidence in murder case, State Bar judge rules
A San Francisco prosecutor negligently suppressed evidence while trying a murder case in Solano County in 2013, a State Bar judge ruled Wednesday.
A San Francisco prosecutor negligently suppressed evidence while trying a murder case in Solano County in 2013, a State Bar judge ruled Wednesday.
The State Bar recommended Deputy District Attorney Andrew Ganz be suspended for 90 days.
State Bar Court Judge Pat McElroy found Ganz guilty of gross negligence on four counts of violating Brady obligations and misleading the...
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