Retired S.F. Judge Perker Meeks Jr. was recently being challenged by prosecutors in a preliminary hearings courtroom, but has faced fewer challenges since moving on to other courtrooms.
March 17, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — A longtime San Francisco Superior Court judge has come under fire in recent weeks, with the district attorney’s office saying it needs to prevent him from hearing certain cases in the interests of public safety.
Prosecutors first targeted retired Judge Perker Meeks Jr. last fall, but the controversy has apparently been reignited.
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