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  1. Asset Search Blog

    Asset Search News Roundup: November 16, 2009

    By Fred Abrams

    A tax filing at the "Financials Page" of its website reveals that the Alavi Foundation had assets in 2007 with a fair market value of nearly $88 million.  Federal prosecutors…

  2. ImmigrationProf Blog

    Postville Prosecutor Moves Toward Senate Confirmation

    By immigrationprof

    Stephanie Rose, who was one of the prosecutors in the controversial Postville raid cases last year, is headed to the U.S. Senate for confirmation as the U.S. Attorney for the…

  3. Legal Profession Blog

    Suspension For False Testimony

    By Michael Frisch

    The full Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court yesterday remanded a bar discipline matter to a single justice with direction to impose a six-month suspension of an assistant district attorney found to…

  4. EvidenceProf Blog

    No Emergency Exit: Florida Prosecutors Dismiss Animal Cruelty Case Based Upon Confrontation Clause

    By Colin Miller

    On Tuesday, Florida prosecutors dismissed the animal cruelty case against Josper Sanon, a decision that came two months after the 4th District Court of Appeal reversed his animal cruelty conviction…

  5. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    Wecht & Jurors Talk – Commentary

    By Ellen Podgor

    KDKA.com has an incredible tape from jurors and also with Wecht himself talking.  He hits it on the money when he notes how powerful prosecutors can be. The very fact…

  6. White Collar Crime Prof Blog

    A New Venue for Minnesota USA

    By Ellen Podgor

    The Minnesota US Attorney, who has been in the news quite a bit lately, will be shifting her employment venue to DC.  Philip Shenon (NYTimes) reports that  Rachel K. Paulose…

  7. Legal Profession Blog

    Prosecutor Charged With Theft Of Evidence

    By Michael Frisch

    The Illinois ARDC recently filed ethics charges against a former Assistant State's Attorney for Coles County. The prosecutor had been assigned to one of two cases arising out of a…

  8. Media Law Prof Blog

    Videographer Josh Wolf Out of Jail After 226 Days

    By Media Law Prof Blog

    After posting footage on his website that has long been desired by federal prosecutors, and also agreeing to turn it over to them, videographer Joshua Wolf has been freed from…

  9. Sentencing Law and Policy

    What should we make of the federal prosecutorial purge?

    By Douglas Berman

    Main March 6, 2007What should we make of the federal prosecutorial purge?As detailed in this AP article, "the investigation into the Bush administration's firings of U.S. attorneys intensified yesterday as…

  10. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    Prosecutors blogging generates hot discussion

    By Kevin O'Keefe

    Marisa Lagos of the San Francisco Chronicle reports that prosecuting attorneys have started blogs to wage online campaigns tackling issues ranging from news coverage and court decisions to politics and…