TEHAMA COUNTY, Calif. — District Three Supervisor Pati Nolen faced the court Tuesday morning as she contested accusations of willful and corrupt misconduct in office brought forth by a grand jury. Nolen has publicly refuted all three charges, contending that the grand jury did not properly vote on the matters in question.
The court ruled against Nolen’s objection, confirming the grand jury’s unanimous decision, which was recorded as 19-0 in favor of upholding the charges. Despite this setback in court, Nolen maintains her innocence regarding the allegations made against her.
A pre-trial conference is set for October 7 at 8:30 a.m. in Department 5. This meeting will assess the readiness of both parties to proceed to trial, which is scheduled for October 29 at 9 a.m.
The allegations against Nolen have stirred considerable attention within the community, raising questions about the governance and oversight within Tehama County. Nolen’s response and the outcome of the upcoming trial may significantly impact her position and future in local politics.
While the legal process unfolds, residents and stakeholders are closely monitoring developments in this case, interested in the implications for local leadership and accountability.
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