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The lawsuit, filed in Superior Court by two longtime employees in the county Assessor’s Office, alleges they were fired for reporting numerous illegal acts within the agency, is likely to head to a jury trial in October.
Webster Guillory, who was convicted of two misdemeanor counts of filing false election papers by a jury in November, was sentenced Friday to two years probation and 240 hours of community service.
The jury Wednesday morning found Webster Guillory guilty on two misdemeanor counts. He faces a possible sentence ranging from probation to two years in jail.
Attorneys Tuesday gave closing arguments in the trial of former Orange County Assessor Webster Guillory, who faces two misdemeanor counts of falsifying election paperwork. Jury deliberations will continue Wednesday.
The trial against former Orange County Assessor Webster Guillory for two misdemeanor counts of filing false election papers began Thursday morning and is expected to continue on Monday in courtroom C56.
The pretrial hearing for former county Assessor Webster Guillory, charged with two misdemeanors related to filing false election nomination papers, has been continued to June 4th.
The hearing is slated to offer the most thorough public examination yet of the evidence against Webster Guillory, who is charged with three felony violations of state elections law.
Assessor Webster Guillory is facing three felony charges of filing false papers for his November re-election bid.
Mystery surrounds a mental health contractor and Brea officials are accused of violating the state’s open-meetings law.
Incumbent Assessor Webster Guillory, who is under investigation for how he collected nomination signatures, failed to garner enough votes to win outright in the primary.