District of Massachusetts Judge Joseph Tauro tapped a three-judge panel to hear a disciplinary case against Boston federal prosecutor Jeffrey Auerhahn, who faces sanctions for his alleged evidence disclosure misconduct. The court's local rules call for a three-judge panel in disciplinary enforcement cases if the attorney facing discipline desires a hearing or to resolve factual issues.
December 11, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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In a Dec. 10 one-sentence order, O’Toole tapped district court judges George O’Toole Jr., William Young and Rya Zobel for the panel.
Tauro’s order noted that the court’s local rules call for a three-judge panel in disciplinary enforcement cases if the attorney facing discipline desires a hearing or to resolve factual issues.
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