Doyle v. Lee
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the CourtBrown, J.
¶1 At the time of this suit, Aaron Doyle was a Quincy Police Department officer. He had been a deputy sheriff in California but left that job as part of a dispute settlement surrounding allegations of improper conduct, partly involving dishonesty. Grant County Prosecutor D. Angus Lee became aware accidentally of Officer Doyle’s past as part of an investigation of a theft reported by Officer Doyle. Mr. Lee decided he was required to notify defense counsel in cases where Officer Doyle was or would be a witness, of Officer Doyle’s past for impeachment purposes. Officer Doyle sued Mr. Lee and the…
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