Dennis W. Ward, State Attorney for the 16th Judicial Circuit of Florida.
Judges found the state attorney's presence in the courtroom troubling.
May 06, 2020 at 02:13 PM
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An interesting question has come before Florida courts: Should the state attorney’s office have to step down from a case because the top prosecutor had consulted with the defendant before taking public office?
That was the question before Florida’s Third District Court of Appeal as defendant Keith Knespler sought to disqualify the office of Monroe County State Attorney Dennis W. Ward.
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