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Former Philadelphia DA Supervisor Suspended for Misleading Judge in Death Penalty Case
Nancy Winkelman, a former supervisor in the Philadelphia District Attorney's office, has received a three-year suspension from federal court for misleading a judge in a death penalty case involving Robert Wharton. The U.S. District Court's disciplinary panel found Winkelman complicit in misrepresentations made by prosecutors seeking to vacate Wharton's death sentence. Winkelman is appealing the suspension, arguing that the ruling was flawed.
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Nancy Winkelman, a former supervisor in the Philadelphia District Attorney's office, has received a three-year suspension from federal court for misleading a judge in a death penalty case involving Robert Wharton. The U.S. District Court's disciplinary panel found Winkelman complicit in misrepresentations made by prosecutors seeking to vacate Wharton's death sentence. Winkelman is appealing the suspension, arguing that the ruling was flawed.
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