Stanford Sexual Assault Judge Removed from New Sexual Assault Case
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
California Judge Aaron Persky who has been criticized for his lenient six-month sentencing of former Stanford University swimmer convicted of sexual assault was removed on Tuesday from a new sexual assault case.
Santa Clara District Attorney Jess Rosen filed a peremptory challenge against Persky due to lack of confidence that he could fairly participate in the upcoming hearing in which a male nurse sexually assaulted a sedated female patient.
GoLocal teams with Graphiq for a timeline of the Stanford sexual assault case.
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