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  1. Legal Profession Blog

    Former Prosecutor Suspended

    By Michael Frisch

    A former assistant district attorney was suspended for one year and until further court order by the New York Appellate Division for the Second Judicial Department. The misconduct involved the presentation…

  2. Legal Profession Blog

    The Fix

    By Michael Frisch

    The Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board has recommended that a former prosecutor convicted in a ticket-fixing scheme be permanently disbarred .This report from WBRZ.com indicates that the attorney pleaded guilty in…

  3. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    The Prosecutor’s Duty to Investigate His Own Witness

    By Ellen Podgor

    The Seventh Circuit on June 17 issued a ruling in a drug case that appears to have general applicability to criminal cases, including white-collar cases. In United States v. Freeman,…

  4. Legal Profession Blog

    The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter

    By Michael Frisch

    The Illinois Administrator has charged an attorney with ethical violations in two matters assigned to him as an assistant state's attorney.One set of charges involve his interactions with a juvenile…

  5. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Seventh Circuit reverses conviction due to feds knowing use of perjured testimony

    By Douglas Berman

    Main June 20, 2011Seventh Circuit reverses conviction due to feds knowing use of perjured testimonyLate last Friday the Seventh Circuit handed down US v. Freeman, No. 09-4043 (7th Cir. June…

  6. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    Latest Lauren Stevens Bombshell: Maryland U.S. Attorney Refused To Sign Indictment

    By Ellen Podgor

    Corporate Counsel's Sue Reisinger reports here that Rod Rosenstein, the universally respected U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland, refused to sign his name on either Lauren Stevens indictment, because he did not…

  7. San Antonio Employment Law Blog

    District Attorney Posts One Too Many Facebook Updates

    By Thomas J. Crane

     Facebook has become such a part of the daily lives for many of us that we post without much thought.  Perhaps, that is why one Guadalupe County (near San Antonio)…

  8. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Justice Stevens urges Congress to authorize suits against prosecutors for misconduct

    By Douglas Berman

    Main May 4, 2011Justice Stevens urges Congress to authorize suits against prosecutors for misconductAs explained in this WSJ Law Blog post, retired SCOTUS Justice Stevens gave a speech earlier this…

  9. Sentencing Law and Policy

    “Head in the sand over prosecutorial misconduct”

    By Douglas Berman

    Main April 27, 2011"Head in the sand over prosecutorial misconduct"The title of this post is the headline of this recent commentary authored by Erwin Chemerinsky and published in The National…

  10. Sentencing Law and Policy

    “Federal Judiciary Divided Over Changing Criminal Discovery Rule”

    By Douglas Berman

    Main April 23, 2011"Federal Judiciary Divided Over Changing Criminal Discovery Rule"The title of this post is the headline of this notable piece up at The BLT. Here is how it…