Justice delayed is justice denied. Judicial foot-dragging subverts processes to check public officials’ misbehavior.
Jurors could not agree on whether most of the allegations constituted workplace harassment under state law or whether his conduct merited removal from office.
in the case, because four months later the prosecutor opted not to retry it. This year, Kramer won reelection to an eighth term as county assessor.A hearing on whether Alameda County Supervisor David Brown should be allowed to hold office is scheduled for Dec. 6, more than a year after his legally questionable appointment and less than a month before his term expires. has had the most disturbing delays.
A legal challenge to such an appointment can’t be brought directly to court because, in California, disputing someone’s right to hold public office requires first seeking the blessing of the state attorney general. It’s a legal process called quo warranto.
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