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Ethics to decide on sheriff’s case

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    Pub date August 16, 2012
    WriterSteven T. Jones
    SectionPolitics Blog

    The Ethics Commission is expected to rule by the end of the day Aug. 16 on whether to recommend Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi be removed from office.

    The final legal arguments are over, and much of the discussion was around the technicalities of the law: What is official misconduct — and does the conduct in question have to be related to official duties? Does it have to occur when the official is in office? There were also factual disputes over whether Mirkarimi was involved in witness intimidation and whether the mayor properly used his discretion in suspending the sheriff.

    Room 263 has been packed, with a long line out the door. Mirkarimi is present with his wife, Eliana Lopez, and his mother, Nancy Kolman Ventrone. Public comment will take at least several hours, with a decision expected late in the day.

    You can get regular updates at twitter.com/sfbg.

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