In a trust account sits $174,370 of Steve Bachar’s money. The disbarred attorney turned in the money for a plea deal that a judge later denied. And now the question is should he be able to withdraw the money?
The cash was turned in to the Denver District Court last month by Bachar, a disgraced businessman and disbarred attorney who admitted stealing it from an old friend.
and put Bachar on trial in hopes that he is sent to prison. He was told the money would go back to Bachar.Robert Swestka, a public defender representing Bachar, then askedBut then came three lawyers carrying three garnishment demands. In the 20 months before Johnson rejected his plea deal, Bachar was ordered by three other Denver judges to pay a total of $4.8 million to three different plaintiffs — two companies and one person — that he was accused of taking from. He has never paid those three.
Assistant Attorney General LeeAnn Morrill wrote that “the property simply is not subject to garnishment” under long-standing legal principles in Colorado that prohibit parties in one case from taking court funds that were deposited in another, unrelated case.
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