A state appellate court has been asked to remove a special prosecutor in the case of a Tulsa County district judge accused of indecent exposure. Lawyers for Judge Jesse Harris asked the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals Thursday to order Osage County District Judge M. John Kane IV to disqualify Washington County District Attorney Rick Esser and his staff. Harris is accused of exposing himself to two women in March in the parking lot of a Tulsa motel. He denies the allegations.
July 18, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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A state appellate court has been asked to remove a special prosecutor in the case of a Tulsa County district judge accused of indecent exposure.
Lawyers for Judge Jesse Harris asked the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals Thursday to order Osage County District Judge M. John Kane IV to disqualify Washington County District Attorney Rick Esser and his staff.
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