Ethics/Professional Responsibility,
Criminal
Dec. 10, 2018
OC judge denies evidentiary hearing in recordings case
“I don’t think we’re there yet,” Judge Gregory Prickett said. “There may be more forthcoming, but right now the court is not prepared to have any specific hearings.”
Orange County Superior Court Judge Gregory L. Prickett
SANTA ANA -- An Orange County judge has denied an evidentiary hearing requested by public defenders hoping to learn more about how privileged phone calls from 58 jail inmates were recorded.
In a status hearing Friday, Superior Court Judge Gregory L. Prickett told attorneys involved in the matter he hadn't reviewed the sealed declaration by an executive from Global Tel...
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