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A few phone calls is all it would have taken for indicted Santa Clara Superior Court Judge William Danser to transfer traffic tickets and other cases to his courtroom. In Santa Clara, judges and even court clerks can transfer files informally. That would be tough to do in San Francisco or Alameda counties. But in Santa Clara, the system is so informal that Judge Douglas Southard shipped defendant Anna Keane's DUI case to Danser in October 2002 after finding a handwritten note requesting a transfer.
September 30, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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