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  1. India Legal

    Delhi High Court flags chronic shortage of public prosecutors, says government has taken no serious steps

    By Chayanikaindialegal

    The Delhi High Court has expressed concern over the persistent shortage of public prosecutors in the national capital, observing that the problem is seriously affecting the disposal of criminal trials…

  2. Ogletree Deakins Insights

    AB 2321 Would Require Workplace Accident Investigation Referrals to District Attorneys

    By By Karen F. Tynan, Robert C. Rodriguez

    Assembly Member Liz Ortega (D–District 20), chair of the California State Assembly’s Committee on Labor and Employment, recently introduced Assembly Bill (AB) No. 2321, legislation that would amend the California…

  3. Missouri Lawyers Media

    White House fires new U.S. attorney in N.Y. within hours of his appointment

    By The Washington Post

    The White House fired Donald T. Kinsella, newly appointed U.S. attorney in Albany, within hours, highlighting tensions over interim appointments under the Trump administration. The post White House fires new…

  4. Agricultural Law & Rural Practice | Solo Small Firm & General Practice Section

    Elgersma Appointed Western District U.S. Attorney

    By Jay D. Jerde

    Feb. 4, 2026 – Lifetime enforcer Chadwick M. Elgersma received appointment as U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin, according to a press release issued by the U.S. Department…

  5. The Southern District of Florida Blog

    Jason Reding Quiñones sworn in

    By jordic-martnez-cidsdfla-blogspot-com

    By Jordi C. Martínez-Cid United States Attorney for the Southern District of Florida, Jason Reding Quiñones, had his swearing-in ceremony at the Wilkie D. Ferguson Courthouse on Friday. Apart from…

  6. Media Law Prof Blog

    Hessick on The Prosecutors and Politics Project: Media Coverage of Prosecutors and Their Elections: Results of a Pilot Study

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    Carissa Byrne Hessick, University of North Carolina School of Law; Prosecutors and Politics Project, has published The Prosecutors and Politics Project: Media Coverage of Prosecutors and Their Elections: Results of…

  7. Zalma on Insurance

    Restitution is not Punishment

    By Barry Zalma

    No Economic Loss No Right to Restitution Victims of Crime May not Profit From a Restitution Order Post 5097 See the full video at https://rumble.com/v6uogo3-restitution-is-not-punishment.html  and at https://youtu.be/_AZVE5GAijw In California…

  8. Kirakosian Law Blog

    What Are Considered Civil Rights Violations? Your Rights and Legal Options Explained

    By Greg Kirakosian

    You may feel helpless and isolated when people in positions of authority violate your rights. However, you’re not. At Kirakosian Law, we support people whose civil rights have been infringed…

  9. Criminal

    “Blindfolded Juries, Coerced Convictions: Why Prosecutors Often Win Before Trials Even Begin”

    By Douglas Berman

    The title of this post is the title of this new article by Clark Neily that serves as the cover story of the latest issue of the Cato Institute's Free…

  10. Other

    Highlighting how new resentencing laws could help law students consider becoming prosecutors

    By Douglas Berman

    Hillary Blout has this intriguing new Slate commentary headlined "One Simple Criminal Justice Reform Could Solve the Prosecutor Shortage Crisis."  The headline is a bit off because the commentary discusses…