A new judge has been appointed in the Ron Galatolo corruption case, the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office said.
Judge Jeffrey Finnigan has been assigned to the case after the previous judge recused herself. She has a conflict of interest because she knew one of the people in potential email message evidence for the case.
Galatolo was charged by the DA’s Office in April with 21 felonies for alleged mismanagement of district contracts and other financial improprieties. Galatolo’s next court appearance is Nov. 28.
Thanks for our district attorney Steve Wagstaffe for bringing light to this matter. Assuming Mr. Galatola is found guilty of multiple counts of corruption, what kind of oversight was missing by the Board of Trustees? Hope that the Daily keeps up with the proceedings and analysis.
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Thanks for our district attorney Steve Wagstaffe for bringing light to this matter. Assuming Mr. Galatola is found guilty of multiple counts of corruption, what kind of oversight was missing by the Board of Trustees? Hope that the Daily keeps up with the proceedings and analysis.
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