
Prosecutor Says She Was Pressured To Send Disgraced Judge Nude Photos
She says the judge had ‘the power to ruin not only my career, but my personal life as well.’
She says the judge had ‘the power to ruin not only my career, but my personal life as well.’
More machinations at the Alaska federal courthouse than at Melrose Place.
Not a great look for the prosecutor.
For anyone looking to come to this guy's aid, having a killer rack is not a valid excuse for prosecutorial misconduct.
Sex isn't supposed to be a benefit of elected office.
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We'll let this one pass, but when Cat Fancy clears Leonard Peltier we need to have a serious talk.
* Michael Cohen is talking to John Dean because 2018 is the new 1973. [WTOP] * Shocking no one, John Dowd doesn't understand basic laws. [Washington Post] * Andrew Cuomo signed a bill cracking down on bad prosecutors. He's been in office for 7 years but he finally got around to this because Cynthia Nixon said something about criminal justice reform. [Law360] * UNC students toppled a confederate statute because the school wasn't doing anything about it. [Huffington Post] * Will elite Biglaw firms suffer from mid-tier competition? Probably not, but maybe. [American Lawyer] * Microsoft identifies more Russian hacking efforts because Microsoft is our default government now. [Courthouse News Service] * Georgia is trying to kill kids. [AJC] * FIFA fired its lawyer so if you want a job facilitating international graft on an epic scale, here's your chance. [NY Times]
Prosecutors need to revisit the scope of their obligations.
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Check out this very interesting cert petition, just filed by Paul Clement.
Trump says D'Souza's prosecution was unfair. He's wrong and pretending it was is a disservice to people railroaded by the system every day.
Remember, targets aren’t really “people.”
What is this district attorney capable of?
How can anyone expect prosecutorial fairness in a culture like this?