Angered by a perceived lack of due process in the State Bar discipline system, a group of government attorneys in Santa Clara County has spent the last few months drafting legislation to rein in the powers of State Bar prosecutors.
But their efforts took a sharp blow earlier this week when the powerful California District Attorneys Association — which had agreed in principle to support the move in November — unexpectedly pulled out.
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