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Commentary: Is Harris Finally Going to Get Serious About Prosecutorial Misconduct in California?

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: May 15, 2015
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Commentary: Is Harris Finally Going to Get Serious About Prosecutorial Misconduct in California?

Earlier this year, the LA Times ran a story where federal judges accused the California State Bar of turn ...

Earlier this year, the LA Times ran a story where federal judges accused the California State Bar of turning a blind eye to an "epidemic" of prosecutorial misconduct. At one point, Judge Alex Kozinski ...

May 15, 2015
| by David Greenwald

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California Needs to Pass Law on Exculpatory Evidence

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: December 19, 2014
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California Needs to Pass Law on Exculpatory Evidence

By Barry Scheck and Laurie Levenson More than half a century ago, the Supreme Court established a rule th ...

By Barry Scheck and Laurie Levenson More than half a century ago, the Supreme Court established a rule that requires prosecutors to turn over to defense attorneys any evidence pointing to a defendant' ...

December 19, 2014
| by David Greenwald

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Keynote Speaker Fights Battle Against Prosecutorial Misconduct in Orange County Capital Murder Case

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: November 04, 2014
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Keynote Speaker Fights Battle Against Prosecutorial Misconduct in Orange County Capital Murder Case

Orange County Deputy Public Defender Scott Sanders acknowledges his client, Scott Dekraai, is guilty of b ...

Orange County Deputy Public Defender Scott Sanders acknowledges his client, Scott Dekraai, is guilty of being the shooter in a 2011 Seal Beach salon massacre. However, he alleges that the Orange Count ...

November 04, 2014
| by David Greenwald

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Eye on the Courts: The Pernicious Specter of Prosecutorial Misconduct

Posted by David Greenwald
|Date: August 11, 2014
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Eye on the Courts: The Pernicious Specter of Prosecutorial Misconduct

A ruling this last week in Orange County shows just how high the bar has been set for the determination o ...

A ruling this last week in Orange County shows just how high the bar has been set for the determination of prosecutorial misconduct. While the judge found ample evidence that there were improprieties ...

August 11, 2014
| by David Greenwald

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Commentary: Is Harris Finally Going to Get Serious About Prosecutorial Misconduct in California?

Commentary: Is Harris Finally Going to Get Serious About Prosecutorial Misconduct in California?

California Needs to Pass Law on Exculpatory Evidence

California Needs to Pass Law on Exculpatory Evidence

Keynote Speaker Fights Battle Against Prosecutorial Misconduct in Orange County Capital Murder Case

Keynote Speaker Fights Battle Against Prosecutorial Misconduct in Orange County Capital Murder Case

Eye on the Courts: The Pernicious Specter of Prosecutorial Misconduct

Eye on the Courts: The Pernicious Specter of Prosecutorial Misconduct

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