Andrew Ganz, an assistant district attorney in San Francisco, is facing a 90-day suspension from practicing law and two years of probation after a state bar court judge found him culpable of four counts of misconduct.
In a 48-page decision issued on Oct. 29, California Bar Court Judge Pat McElroy found that Ganz withheld evidence and made misleading statements while prosecuting a murder case in his previous post as a prosecutor in Solano County.
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