Government,
Criminal,
California Supreme Court
Mar. 15, 2019
State high court orders unsealing of governor’s pardon documents
The documents relate to former Gov. Jerry Brown’s pardoning of a former state senator.
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP attorney Thomas R. Burke
The California Supreme Court has ordered the governor's office to unseal documents relating to the previous administration's pardoning of a former state senator, documents attorneys believe will finally shed light on a process they say has been shrouded in secrecy.
"This is a small batch, but it's the material the governor's office went to the mat on," said Davis Wright Tremaine LLP attorney Thomas R. Burke, who filed the motion to ...
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