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CA: California Supreme Court Reinvigorates Batson Doctrine; Kern County Law Enforcement in the Spotlight Again

CA: California Supreme Court Reinvigorates Batson Doctrine; Kern County Law Enforcement in the Spotlight Again

by Bert | Jun 7, 2017 | California

Kern County District Attorney Lisa Green is not seeking re-election in 2018; perhaps that’s a wise move, considering the circumstances. Already bogged down in considerable muck created by an ever-growing law enforcement scandal, Green’s office is responsible for a...
CA: Prosecutor’s Fabrication is Tip of the Iceberg When It Comes to Government Misconduct in Kern County

CA: Prosecutor’s Fabrication is Tip of the Iceberg When It Comes to Government Misconduct in Kern County

by Sophie | Mar 9, 2015 | California, The Open File Blog

Last year, we wrote about Deputy District Attorney Robert Murray of Kern County, who inserted two very incriminating lines into a defendant’s statement regarding the allegations of child molestation that were pending against him. A subsequent bar complaint...
CA: Bar Complaints Filed Against Prosecutor Who Changed Transcript

CA: Bar Complaints Filed Against Prosecutor Who Changed Transcript

by OpenFile | Aug 13, 2014 | California, The Open File Blog

In January we wrote about an incident in Kern County, California, where a prosecutor added lines to a transcript in order to make it look like the defendant in a criminal case had admitted guilt in a statement: A Kern County judge has thrown out all child molestation...
Prosecutor Corrupt or Foolish? Defends Transcript Fabrication as a Joke

Prosecutor Corrupt or Foolish? Defends Transcript Fabrication as a Joke

by Jane | Jan 2, 2014 | California, The Open File Blog

A Kern County judge has thrown out all child molestation charges against a defendant who was facing 16 years in prison because the prosecutor in the case added sentences to a transcript that indicated the defendant had admitted guilt when he hadn’t. Deputy...

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