“The use of the defendant’s private lawyer/friend (not law enforcement or the DA’s investigator) to find and persuade a witness is unheard of and fraught with ethical problems,” Superior Court Judge Katherine Lumsden wrote.
October 26, 2021 at 12:14 PM
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A judge Monday disqualified a lawyer from representing an indicted Georgia district attorney in an upcoming trial.
Superior Court Judge Katherine Lumsden removed Christopher Breault from representing Columbus-area District Attorney Mark Jones, local news outlets report, because Breault could be a witness in the trial scheduled to start Nov. 8.
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Mark Preston Jones. Credit: Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office
