Criminal
Feb. 2, 2018
Attorney charged with sex crime against client was convicted of sex with a minor in the 1990s.
Adam R. Stull was a deputy district attorney in Kern County when he was convicted in 1992 of four felony counts.
An Orange County criminal defense attorney convicted of sexual acts with a high school girl he coached in a mock trial program in the 1990s has now been charged with restraining and groping one of his female clients.
Adam R. Stull, 56, was a Kern County deputy district attorney when he was convicted in 1992 of four felony counts involving sexual acts on a minor, three of which were upheld on appeal, according to state records.
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