Labor/Employment,
Ethics/Professional Responsibility,
Criminal
Feb. 11, 2019
Judge declines to dismiss case over attorney-client privilege violations
But Orange County Superior Court Judge Sheila F. Hanson's decision includes sanctions that defense attorneys hope will make it difficult for prosecutors to proceed.
Sheila Hanson
SANTA ANA -- Saying the attorney-client privilege violations warranted "a lesser remedy," a judge on Friday declined to dismiss a large workers' compensation criminal case or remove the Orange County district attorney as prosecutors, but she imposed sanctions that defense attorneys say would make it difficult for the case to proceed.
Orange County Superior Court Judge She...
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