Criminal
Mar. 6, 2015
Prosecutors can be the most beneficent force... or the worst
The most critical aspect of being a prosecutor is simple: How to handle the authority given to you. By Robert G. Marasco
A colleague of mine recently left the private practice of law to be a prosecutor. I could not have been happier for him, because I worked as a prosecutor for five years and loved it for many reasons. It will likely end up being the best job I will ever have. My colleague's departure prompted me to think about the advice I would convey to newly minted prosecutors.
An Internet search provides a litany of tips and instruction regar...
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