The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors has approved procedures to potentially remove Sheriff Christina Corpus, following a damning investigation into her conduct. This action comes after a significant voter mandate supported a removal process. The report details accusations of corruption and inappropriate relationships within her office. The newly adopted procedures are noted as unprecedented in California, ensuring compliance with due process rights while outlining a structured approach to the removal process, which would be determined by a substantial vote from the board. Amendments include preferences for the hearing process and adjustments based on legal counsel input.
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors has set procedures in motion for potentially removing Sheriff Christina Corpus following a significant corruption investigation.
County Attorney John Nibbelin emphasized this is the first time the county has crafted procedures for sheriff removal, potentially unique in California.
Alfonso Estrada of Hanson Bridgett highlighted the careful development of removal procedures to align with due process principles and legal standards.
The upcoming removal process will require a four-fifths vote to initiate, setting a clear framework for addressing allegations against the sheriff.
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