Juan martinez wikipedia prosecutor
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Juan Martínez
Juan Martínez may refer to:
Arts and entertainment
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[edit]- Juan Martínez de Medrano (died ) Navarrese politician, regent of the Kingdom of Navarre, lieutenant of the Governor of Navarre, ricohombre, Baron and Lord of Sartaguda
Religion
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- Juan Ramón Martínez (footballer) (born ), Salvadoran footballer
- Juan Martínez Martínez (born ), Spanish footballer, and current coach of CD Castellón
- Juan Ignacio Martínez (born ), Spanish footballer
- Juan Martínez Munuera (born ), Spanish football referee
- Juan Martínez Marconi (born ), Chilean footballer
- Juan Manuel Martínez (born ), Argentine footballer
- Juan Carlos Martínez Camarena (born ), Mexican footballer
- Juan David Martínez (born ), Colombian footballer
Track and field
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Juan Martinez, ex-prosecutor known for role in Jodi Arias trial, has been disbarred
PHOENIX - Officials with the State Bar of Arizona säga Juan Martinez, a former Maricopa County prosecutor who became known for his role in the Jodi Arias trial, has consented to disbarment.
According to court documents sent by officials with the State Bar of Arizona to FOX 10, Martinez requested consent to disbarment on July
"I acknowledge that charges have been made against me. I have read the charges. I have denied the charges and continue to do so," read a portion of a statement included in court documents. "Nevertheless, I no longer desire to defend the charges but wish to consent to disbarment. My consent is not an admission."
Officials with the State dryckesställe say a presiding disciplinary judge has accepted Martinez's consent, and has issued an order to disbar him, effective immediately.
"This judgment of disbarment effectively ends the pending
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Abuse of power, sex, disbarment: What happened to key players in the Jodi Arias murder trial
It was a case that riveted the nation, was an international sensation, and put Arizona's Maricopa County Superior Court under an intense spotlight.
The prosecution of Jodi Arias for the murder of her boyfriend Travis Alexander forged and destroyed reputations. Books, movies and careers were made. It was one of the biggest show trials since the acquittal of football legend O.J. Simpson.
On May 8, , a jury on the fifth floor in the South Tower of the county court complex declared Arias guilty of first-degree murder. In the 10 years since, fates have been mixed for the key players in the saga.
The victim and his family: Travis Alexander
Alexander was a salesman and an aspiring motivational speaker who was in an on-again, off-again relationship with Arias for nearly two years. Originally from Riverside, Calif., Alexander moved to Mesa for business opportunities several years before his