The district attorney is considering charging Eric Safire over actions in two of his cases, but his fellow defense lawyers (surprise!) think that's going way too far.
October 29, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Even while San Francisco criminal defense lawyer Eric Safire was closing his case in an attempted-murder trial Wednesday, he was still waiting to see whether he’ll face any consequences for two recent incidents in his cases — one, his investigator’s handling of a victim-witness in this case, and the other, a courtroom tactic Safire used during a preliminary hearing in a murder case.
The district attorney and police are investigating Safire’s conduct in the incidents.
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