Alameda County is under fire for allegedly recording confidential attorney-client meetings at Santa Rita Jail. - A 25-year-old woman's murder case is now in doubt due to the recordings.
- A retired judge calls the practice a 'blatant' violation of attorney-client privilege. - The recordings raise serious Sixth Amendment concerns.
- The allegations could impact multiple cases in the county. The situation underscores the need for transparency and legal accountability in the justice system.