Five months after a California appellate court refused to reverse his conviction for fixing traffic tickets, former Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge William Danser got some good news. Retired Santa Cruz Judge William Kelsay, who presided over Danser's criminal trial in 2004, agreed to reduce the ex-judge's felony conspiracy conviction to a misdemeanor and tossed the rest of his probation. Danser's attorney said last week that his client hasn't decided whether he will return to the legal profession.
August 22, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Five months after a California appellate court refused to reverse his conviction for fixing traffic tickets, former Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge William Danser finally got a bit of good news.
Last week, retired Santa Cruz Judge William Kelsay, who presided over Danser’s criminal trial in 2004, agreed to reduce the ex-judge’s felony conspiracy conviction to a misdemeanor and tossed the rest of his probation.
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