WASSERSTROM v. State

This appeal presents the primary question of whether there was sufficient evidence to sustain convictions for two counts of official misconduct of a city commissioner for filing falsified official conflict forms.

The defendant, Keith Wasserstrom, a former Commissioner for the City of Hollywood, was charged with five counts. The trial court granted a judgment of acquittal for the one count of unlawful compensation, and the jury found him not guilty of two counts of official misconduct emanating from the forms filed by the Mayor of Hollywood, Mara Giulianti. The defendant was found guilty of…