We now have the documents pertaining to second circuit solicitor David Miller — the same solicitor who allowed the sweetheart deal for thrice-accused rapist Bowen Turner — in his quest to become a judge in South Carolina.
The JMSC ultimately found Miller qualified to become a judge despite testimony from victim advocate attorney Sarah Ford and a 400-page exhibit demonstrating how Miller dropped the ball in prosecuting Turner.
The transcripts, video, and exhibits were made public on January 11, just four weeks before the general assembly is scheduled to vote on whether or not to appoint him to the bench.
Take a look at the Miller’s application documents and video of Miller’s appearance in from the JMSC.
- Miller’s Personal Data Questionnaire
- Miller’s Sworn Statement
- Sarah Ford’s Affidavit
- Miller’s Response to Ford
- Draft Report to General Assembly
- Hearing Transcript
- Emails between David Miller and Sarah Ford
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Beth Braden is an award-winning journalist with experience covering government, education and crime and courts for more than 10 years. In addition to following breaking news and writing feature stories about life in her home state of Tennessee, her by-line appears on several internationally known websites.
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Watching this video reminded me of my then 2-year okd son at bedtime, just not wNting to go to bed…
So glad this is available to see! But wish the officer was not on her computer while she is driving…
I’m not shocked he’s committed another crime and back in jail. To see his behavior switch from anger and contempt…
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