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Mirkarimi Saga Continues

Mar 12, 2012 at

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(Mina Kim/KQED)

A three-judge panel ruled Friday that a key piece of video evidence can be submitted in the domestic violence trial of San Francisco Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi. We discuss the latest developments in this legal drama that has already taken several interesting turns.

More: Mirkarimi Deal: Pleads Guilty to False Imprisonment, Gets 3 Years Probation

Guests:

Rory Little, professor of law at UC Hastings College of the Law

Rachel Gordon, City Hall reporter for The San Francisco Chronicle

Paula Canny, attorney for Eliana Lopez, Sheriff Mirkarimi's wife

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