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Orange County supervisors urge DOJ to review plea deal for former supervisor Andrew Do; board votes 4-1
Summary
The Orange County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution asking the U.S. Department of Justice to review the plea agreement and sentencing recommendation in United States v. Andrew Do and to advance any further investigation. The board authorized county counsel to send a formal letter to the U.S. Attorney General; the measure passed 4-1.
The Orange County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 on April 22 to adopt a resolution urging the U.S. Department of Justice to review the plea agreement and sentencing recommendation in United States v. Andrew Do and to advance any investigation into others allegedly involved.
The resolution, introduced by Supervisor Janet Nguyen and co-sponsored by Chair Doug Chaffee and Supervisor Wynne, also directed county counsel to send a formal letter to the U.S. attorney general requesting that review. The board took public comment on the item before the roll call vote.
Why it matters: The resolution asks a federal law enforcement authority to reassess a high-profile local corruption case and…
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