“We have grounds for removal and it’s very narrow,” Dallas Republican Rep. Joseph Gullett said while defending the legislation. “If there’s a complaint there must be a sworn affidavit detailing personal knowledge of the facts supporting the complaint. If there’s disciplinary action, that can be appealed to the Superior Court of the county where the district attorney or solicitor general served.”
According to Lilburn Democratic Rep. Jasmine Clark, the bill gives the commission too much latitude to dismiss a prosecutor from office, including for not pursuing cases at their discretion.
“Who decides what’s the willful and persistent failure to carry out their duties?” Clark asked during the hour-long debate Monday.
And here is a link to https://www.ajc.com.
According to Lilburn Democratic Rep. Jasmine Clark, the bill gives the commission too much latitude to dismiss a prosecutor from office, including for not pursuing cases at their discretion.
“Who decides what’s the willful and persistent failure to carry out their duties?” Clark asked during the hour-long debate Monday.
And here is a link to https://www.ajc.com.
According to Lilburn Democratic Rep. Jasmine Clark, the bill gives the commission too much latitude to dismiss a prosecutor from office, including for not pursuing cases at their discretion.
“Who decides what’s the willful and persistent failure to carry out their duties?” Clark asked during the hour-long debate Monday.
And here is a link to https://www.ajc.com.
According to Lilburn Democratic Rep. Jasmine Clark, the bill gives the commission too much latitude to dismiss a prosecutor from office, including for not pursuing cases at their discretion.
“Who decides what’s the willful and persistent failure to carry out their duties?” Clark asked during the hour-long debate Monday.
And here is a link to https://www.ajc.com.According to Lilburn Democratic Rep. Jasmine Clark, the bill gives the commission too much latitude to dismiss a prosecutor from office, including for not pursuing cases at their discretion.
“Who decides what’s the willful and persistent failure to carry out their duties?” Clark asked during the hour-long debate Monday.
And here is a link to https://www.ajc.com.
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