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  1. Sentencing Law and Policy

    “The government’s argument that it honored its promises reeks of the lamp.”

    By Douglas Berman

    Main August 21, 2008"The government’s argument that it honored its promises reeks of the lamp."The title of this post is a sentence from an interesting Tenth Circuit opinion issued yesterday…

  2. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Notable new commentaries on law and justice

    By Douglas Berman

    Main July 15, 2008Notable new commentaries on law and justiceI may be off-line most of the day, but readers can reflect on these two new intriguing commentaries from law.com while…

  3. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    The Latest in Alabama

    By Ellen Podgor

    Scott Horton, American Lawyer, Commentary: Has a U.S. Attorney Knowingly Prosecuted Innocent People? (on law.com here) - The article discusses some recent prosecutions in Alabama. In addition to the issues…

  4. EvidenceProf Blog

    Cross Bones: Court Of Appeals Of Ohio Finds No Prosecutorial Misconduct Despite Scathing Comments Attacking Kathy Reichs a/k/a Bones In Nun Murder Cold Case

    By Colin Miller

    On the Fox series "Bones" a point of humor is that while forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan, a/k/a Bones, is brilliant at her profession, she is frequently less than brilliant as…

  5. Legal Profession Blog

    Out At Home Base

    By Michael Frisch

    The web page of the Washington State Bar Association reports the disbarment of an assistant city prosecutor for the following misconduct:At all relevant times, Mr. Morris was employed as an…

  6. Legal Profession Blog

    Suspension For Assistant District Attorney

    By Michael Frisch

    The Georgia Supreme Court accepted a proposed six-month suspension of an assistant district attorney who had assisted his boss, the then-district attorney, in a scheme to obtain funds to which…

  7. Legal Profession Blog

    Luban On New York Prosecutor Story

    By Michael Frisch

    When a Good Prosecutor Throws a Case David Luban              Should a prosecutor throw a case to avoid sending men he thinks are innocent to jail?This story…

  8. Legal Profession Blog

    Real life imitates episode of <em>Shark</em> (well, sort of)

    By Michael Frisch

    According to today's New York Times (here), one of Morgenthau's prosecutors says that he intentionally threw a case because he was convinced that the defendant wasn't guilty. In the recently…

  9. Presumption Of Innocence

    The Tragedy of Overzealous Prosecutors

    By thedefenderspresumptionofinnocence-blogspot-com

    Recently on this blog, my associate, TJ Perlick-Molinari, discussed a gang shooting case he won by talking about "The Tragedy of Gang Violence." It was, as he pointed out, a…

  10. Legal Profession Blog

    Tx Ct Crim App denies appeal of death row inmate who alleges that judge & prosecutor slept together during case

    By Michael Frisch

    OK, here's a first for me.  Charles Hood is set to be executed tonight because the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has denied his appeal, which alleged that the judge…