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Complaint Review: Sacramento County District Attorney's Office - Alan S. Hengel DDA - Sacramento California
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Sacramento County District Attorney's Office - Alan S. Hengel DDA
901 G Street Sacramento, 95814 California, U.S.A.
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Sacramento County District Attorneys Office ripoff Sacramento California
For immediate release Sacramento, CA . . . .Memo to County of Sacramento Deputy District Attorneys: When a ruling doesnt go your way, just have the clerk change it two years later. Walla, defendant is now guilty!
Defense attorneys take heed. New Pattern and Practice Law in Sacramento County District Attorneys Office. When a ruling does not go the way a prosecutor from the Sacramento County District Attorneys office thought it should, all the DDA has to do is order the transcript, take it to the clerk in the courtroom two years later, have her change the minute order and stick it in official Court file. No need to alert the Judge or the defense attorney. Ruling Changed! Defendant convicted! Sound like prosecutorial misconduct or worse? Yes, as well as another one of DDA Alan S. Hengels dirty tricks into violating a defendants civil rights, changing a Judges ruling and conspiring with the Sacramento County Probation Department in his unethical actions. How many other minute orders have been changed and slipped into Court files that are now part of a defendants official record. Maybe that explains the successful conviction rate that DA Jan Scully boasts about in Sacramento County?
Background information:
Sacramento County Deputy DA Alan S. Hengel was caught in the act of having the clerk in Dept. 43 redo a minute order two years after she initially followed Judge Craig Regans instructions during a sentencing hearing. My sentence was executed two years ago. He wanted it changed to imposed in order to institute VOP allegations. Because my sentence was executed, I am not on probation. Having the minute order changed to imposed, this DDA has falsified Court documents now saying that I am probation. And had me arrested!
What you can do?
All defendants prosecuted by the Sacramento County District Attorneys office, especially DDA Alan S. Hengel, go immediately to the Courthouse and look at your official Court file. Call your attorneys. If any of your documents have been altered or changed, you have the right to take your case back to Court and have it thrown out. DDA Hengel is guilty of prosecutorial misconduct and should be disbarred. File a complaint with Attorney General Bill Lockyer. DDA Alan S. Hengel gives winning at all costs a new meaning: FRAUD!
Constance
Elk Grove, California
U.S.A.
Defense attorneys take heed. New Pattern and Practice Law in Sacramento County District Attorneys Office. When a ruling does not go the way a prosecutor from the Sacramento County District Attorneys office thought it should, all the DDA has to do is order the transcript, take it to the clerk in the courtroom two years later, have her change the minute order and stick it in official Court file. No need to alert the Judge or the defense attorney. Ruling Changed! Defendant convicted! Sound like prosecutorial misconduct or worse? Yes, as well as another one of DDA Alan S. Hengels dirty tricks into violating a defendants civil rights, changing a Judges ruling and conspiring with the Sacramento County Probation Department in his unethical actions. How many other minute orders have been changed and slipped into Court files that are now part of a defendants official record. Maybe that explains the successful conviction rate that DA Jan Scully boasts about in Sacramento County?
Background information:
Sacramento County Deputy DA Alan S. Hengel was caught in the act of having the clerk in Dept. 43 redo a minute order two years after she initially followed Judge Craig Regans instructions during a sentencing hearing. My sentence was executed two years ago. He wanted it changed to imposed in order to institute VOP allegations. Because my sentence was executed, I am not on probation. Having the minute order changed to imposed, this DDA has falsified Court documents now saying that I am probation. And had me arrested!
What you can do?
All defendants prosecuted by the Sacramento County District Attorneys office, especially DDA Alan S. Hengel, go immediately to the Courthouse and look at your official Court file. Call your attorneys. If any of your documents have been altered or changed, you have the right to take your case back to Court and have it thrown out. DDA Hengel is guilty of prosecutorial misconduct and should be disbarred. File a complaint with Attorney General Bill Lockyer. DDA Alan S. Hengel gives winning at all costs a new meaning: FRAUD!
Constance
Elk Grove, California
U.S.A.
2 Updates & Rebuttals
dislikeripoffs
Clarksburg,California,
Not exactly a rebuttal
#2Consumer Comment
Sun, June 23, 2013
Sorry, there wasn't just a "comment" option. Not sure who wrote this report that I was reading, but line 4 in the first paragraph says "WALLA" what is that? I THINK you meant to put "Voila" ?? OK so I work for the grammar police - you may ignore it, but if you can edit, you may want to since it is the opening for the story.
L.
OklahomaCounty,Oklahoma,
U.S.A.
Previously Warned About Alteration of Court Records
#3Consumer Comment
Wed, October 27, 2004
Constance, a lawyer warned me about four years ago that court records (especially transciptions) are often altered to benefit the DA. Transcriptions need to be reviewed promptly by those involved in testimony. They should be given an opportunity to comment about the transcript. Errors WERE made in transcripts in our case! One place where the transcript read 2-3 days should have read 20-30 days. That's a LOT of difference in many cases! The statement contained in the transcript was that a child was hospitalized 2-3 days but testimony was tht the child was hospitalized at least thirty days! Court transcriptionists do the best they can and seldom intentionally make such devastating errors. However, the errors are there and need to be change to reflect the correct court transcription.
