This is a Public Service | Kangaroo Hunt - Unethical Prosecutor Samantha Walker - Pima County @ThisisaPublicService | Uploaded October 2024 | Updated October 2024, 5 hours ago.
This is the moron prosecutor who is attempting to prosecute @lanemyers2980 for booing at the City Council meeting.
Venmo
@lane-myers-17
Samantha Walker- Pima
County Attorney Office
Samantha.walker@pcao.pima.gov
I strive to learn and improve from all my experiences. I believe success comes from enthusiasm and diligence and aim to bring both to any endeavor I face.
I was born in Tucson, Arizona and have been a University of Arizona Wildcat throughout my higher education. In law school, I wrote on to Arizona Law Review, where I served as an Articles Editor. I served as President of the Christian Legal Society, U of A chapter, and received a Dean's Achievement Award for Leadership upon graduation.
Since beginning my legal career, I have worked at Pima County Attorney’s Office as a clerk, attorney in both misdemeanors and felonies, and, most recently, clerk supervisor.
520-724-5600
Josh.moser@pcao.pima.gov
Shawndrea Thomas
media contact
Media@pcao.pima.gov
520-724-5738
casetext.com/rule/arizona-court-rules/arizona-rules-of-criminal-procedure/rights-of-parties/rule-8-speedy-trial/rule-85-continuing-a-trial-date
Rule 8.5 - Continuing a Trial Date
(a)Motion. A party may ask to continue trial by filing a motion stating the specific reasons for the request.
(b)Grounds. A court may continue trial only on a showing that extraordinary circumstances exist and that delay is indispensable to the interests of justice, and only for so long as is necessary to serve the interests of justice. The court must consider the rights of the defendant to a speedy disposition of the case. The court must state specific reasons for continuing trial.
(v)Victims' Rights. In deciding a motion to continue a trial date, the court must also consider the victim's views and the right of the victim to a speedy disposition of the case.
Misdemeanor Unit
Samantha Walker, Supervising Attorney
samantha.walker@pcao.pima.gov
This unit prosecutes all misdemeanor offenses committed in unincorporated Pima County and cited into Pima County Justice Court. These offenses range from criminal traffic offenses, like reckless and aggressive driving, to property crimes, game and fish offenses, domestic violence, and driving under the influence. Our office works hard to differentiate between people whose conduct and history merit an opportunity to have their cases dismissed upon completion of appropriate counseling and community service, and those whose crimes need the heightened attention and supervision offered in one of Justice Court’s Specialty Court programs. Though misdemeanor offenses carry lower penalties than felony offenses, the members of this unit remain mindful of the impact that these crimes can have on the community at-large and that a misdemeanor conviction can have on the person charged.
This is the moron prosecutor who is attempting to prosecute @lanemyers2980 for booing at the City Council meeting.
Venmo
@lane-myers-17
Samantha Walker- Pima
County Attorney Office
Samantha.walker@pcao.pima.gov
I strive to learn and improve from all my experiences. I believe success comes from enthusiasm and diligence and aim to bring both to any endeavor I face.
I was born in Tucson, Arizona and have been a University of Arizona Wildcat throughout my higher education. In law school, I wrote on to Arizona Law Review, where I served as an Articles Editor. I served as President of the Christian Legal Society, U of A chapter, and received a Dean's Achievement Award for Leadership upon graduation.
Since beginning my legal career, I have worked at Pima County Attorney’s Office as a clerk, attorney in both misdemeanors and felonies, and, most recently, clerk supervisor.
520-724-5600
Josh.moser@pcao.pima.gov
Shawndrea Thomas
media contact
Media@pcao.pima.gov
520-724-5738
casetext.com/rule/arizona-court-rules/arizona-rules-of-criminal-procedure/rights-of-parties/rule-8-speedy-trial/rule-85-continuing-a-trial-date
Rule 8.5 - Continuing a Trial Date
(a)Motion. A party may ask to continue trial by filing a motion stating the specific reasons for the request.
(b)Grounds. A court may continue trial only on a showing that extraordinary circumstances exist and that delay is indispensable to the interests of justice, and only for so long as is necessary to serve the interests of justice. The court must consider the rights of the defendant to a speedy disposition of the case. The court must state specific reasons for continuing trial.
(v)Victims' Rights. In deciding a motion to continue a trial date, the court must also consider the victim's views and the right of the victim to a speedy disposition of the case.
Misdemeanor Unit
Samantha Walker, Supervising Attorney
samantha.walker@pcao.pima.gov
This unit prosecutes all misdemeanor offenses committed in unincorporated Pima County and cited into Pima County Justice Court. These offenses range from criminal traffic offenses, like reckless and aggressive driving, to property crimes, game and fish offenses, domestic violence, and driving under the influence. Our office works hard to differentiate between people whose conduct and history merit an opportunity to have their cases dismissed upon completion of appropriate counseling and community service, and those whose crimes need the heightened attention and supervision offered in one of Justice Court’s Specialty Court programs. Though misdemeanor offenses carry lower penalties than felony offenses, the members of this unit remain mindful of the impact that these crimes can have on the community at-large and that a misdemeanor conviction can have on the person charged.
