STORY: "Former District Attorney Anderson due back in court Sept. 30," by reporter Brad Stutzman, published by the Statesman on September 12, 2013.
GIST: "As some predicted, last week Judge Kelly Moore threw out
summary judgment motions submitted by both sides. That cleared the way
for a Sept. 30 civil trial, which could last up to one week and will –
if all goes according to schedule – end with Moore ruling whether
Anderson engaged in professional misconduct during his prosecution of
Morton’s 1987 murder trial. Anderson served in the Williamson
County District Attorney’s office – as an assistant prosecutor and
elected official – for 22 years. Since 2002 he has been judge for the
county’s 277th District Court. Speculation has been rampant that
Anderson would attempt to enter some sort of deal, resigning from office
in order to make both the criminal charges against him and the State
Bar’s civil case go away. Fueling that speculation was the Texas State
Legislature’s decision, earlier this year, to raise salaries for
district court judges statewide."
The entire story can be found at:
http://www.statesman.com/news/news/local/former-district-attorney-anderson-due-back-in-cour/nZsrb/
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