San Francisco lawyer Philip Kay told the judge presiding over his disciplinary hearing that "maybe one day a real court will look at this." Another judge testified against him, too.
March 25, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco attorney Philip Kay upped the intensity of his discipline trial Tuesday by accusing the State Bar Court judge handling the proceedings of intentionally tipping the scales of justice against him.
“I’m asserting my rights,” he said angrily when Judge Lucy Armendariz refused to explain why she didn’t believe a particular prosecutorial question had led the witness. “If you don’t like it, your honor, hold me in contempt.
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