Testimony outlined a seamless process for VIP’s, while others were largely ignored; a key witness objected to the notion his hockey suite donation was meant to hasten processing of his concea…
civil corruption trial of Santa Clara County Sheriff Laurie Smith
Chris Malachowsky, founder of chipmaker Nvidia, testified Monday that when he filled out an application in 2014, he left blank the “good cause” section articulating his need for a CCW permit, which at the time was required by the county and was an essential field used to evaluate who received a license. Malachowsky, who is a strong Smith supporter and donor, got a permit anyway.
Malachowsky’s testimony was shielded from criminal prosecution under a grant of immunity from San Mateo County Superior Court Judge Nancy Fineman, who is presiding over Smith’s trial. Fineman is presiding and the San Francisco District Attorney’s Office is prosecuting because of various conflicts declared by the local court and Santa Clara County.
Chadha’s testimony Friday was also immunized by the court so that he could freely testify without compromising himself in the separate criminal case.
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