Appellate Practice
May 20, 2008
U.S. Prosecutor Scolded for 'Flagrant Misconduct'
A federal judge has granted a new trial with an opinion that lambastes the prosecution for "persistently and recklessly" violating its constitutional responsibilities to discover and disclose crucial information about a paid informant to the defense.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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LOS ANGELES - A federal judge has granted a new trial with an opinion that lambastes the prosecution for "persistently and recklessly" violating its constitutional responsibilities to discover and disclose crucial information about a paid informant to the defense.
In a 48-page opinion issued earlier this...
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