Prosecutorial misconduct

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I posted a while back about the Texas prosecutor arrested and being prosecuted for Brady violations.

Here is a link from Prof. Berman about

The investigative journalism website ProPublica has now published another installment in its notable series of pieces concerning the problems of prosecutorial misconduct.  The series is titled "Out of Order: When Prosecutors Cross the Line," and here are links to all the pieces from the beginning:

  • Who Polices Prosecutors Who Abuse Their Authority? Usually Nobody

  • Lasting Damage: A Rogue Prosecutor’s Final Case

  • A Simple Fix: Should New York Compel Judges to Report Problem Prosecutors?

  • Reversal of Fortune: A Prosecutor on Trial

  • A Prosecutor, a Wrongful Conviction and a Question of Justice

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