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17 attorneys push to disqualify LA judge from sex abuse trial, accusing her of a ‘reign of terror’

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Seventeen attorneys are supporting a motion to disqualify Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mary Ann Murphy from an ongoing child sex abuse trial, citing alleged favoritism in the presence of jurors, racial bias and a lengthy history of abusive behavior. Attorney Nicholas C. Rowley, who is representing six victims suing the Mountain View School District in South El Monte for sexual abuse inflicted by a teacher, filed the motion this week and subm…

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17 attorneys push to disqualify LA judge from sex abuse trial, accusing her of a ‘reign of terror’

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DOLL AMIR & ELEY ATTORNEY AND LEGAL ANALYST DINA DOLL NAMED LOS ANGELES TIMES EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP AWARD NOMINEE

LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, March 28, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Doll Amir & Eley LLP announced today that the Los Angeles Times has named Dina Doll as a nominee for its Executive Leadership Awards. According to the publication, Doll earned the recognition due to her “noteworthy success and accomplishments over the past 24 months.” As a distinguished attorney, mediator, and legal analyst, Doll is a sought-after commentator on high-profile le…

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COA affirms resentencing denial, holds judge’s comments about defendant’s non-criminal sexual behavior, etc. did not show objective bias

State v. Anthony J. LaRose, 2022AP647-CR, District 3, 3/25/25 (not recommended for publication); case activity (including briefs) LaRose appeals an order denying his postconviction motion for resentencing on his conviction for first-degree sexual assault of a child, in which he claimed that the circuit court judge was biased against him based on three sets of [...]

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