District Attorney Kim Ogg is awarding a Houston area group $269,000 to provide trained forensic interviews in hopes of lessening the trauma for sexual assault victims.
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Former Harris County prosecutor Coby Leslie went from asking questions in court to answering them on Friday.
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That is exactly what Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg and her team are claiming Wednesday, following an email Ogg sent to prosecutors Tuesday. “If at the end of the day Kim Ogg sent this email then there is more to this than certainly meets the eye,” said KPRC 2 legal analyst Brian Wice. “Generally, Kim Ogg is not as polarizing and political as this email suggests,” said Mark Jones a Political Science Professor at Rice University. Nonetheless, nearly 24 hours after sending the email, an attorney in Ogg’s office sent a follow-up email stating that Ogg sent the email out too early. However, Ogg’s email address was used to send the email to the office.