Defense team arriving at the Bulloch County Courthouse for William Marcus Wilson for criminal motions hearing in State of Georgia v. William Wilson on Nov. 19, 2021. Courtesy photo Judge, DA and Chief Asst. DA Subpoenaed Amid Impropriety Allegations Following Attorney's Arrest
During a press conference afterward, attorney Miguel A. Dominguez expressed concern over Johnson's contempt arrest.
November 19, 2021 at 04:36 PM
7 minute read
Judicial Ethics
A battle of motions could have larger implications for an attorney held in contempt, and for a judge who ordered him into custody without first conducting a contempt hearing.
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