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The SAO has thus far filed 455 Motions to Disqualify against Carlos Rodriguez. More are coming. The Motion is found here.
The main allegations focus around Rodriguez's treatment of ASA Jennifer Hilal, who handles third degree felonies. The Fourth DCA has already issued a Stay, which means all the cases will linger in purgatory until the appeals court issues a decision. If the DCA sides with the SAO, Rodriguez may have trouble staying in criminal.
Of course, there's always a backstory when dealing with the SAO. Hilal was rumored to have been promoted and slated to leave Rodriguez's division around the time of the events that led to the Motions being filed. She's now apparently staying put, since leaving would render the fact specific allegations regarding Rodriguez's treatment of her moot...continue to full postFull post as published by JAABlog on October 05, 2010 (boomark / email).
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