
How the Secretive "Discipline" Process for Federal Prosecutors Buries Misconduct Cases
At the Office of Professional Responsibility, complaints against federal prosecutors for misconduct go in, but they never come out.
At the Office of Professional Responsibility, complaints against federal prosecutors for misconduct go in, but they never come out.
Federal prosecutors charged with promoting “consistency and fairness” in death penalty cases have been hurling misconduct accusations against one another.
An ongoing, nationwide examination of federal prosecutors by The Intercept shows the Nevada U.S. Attorney’s Office has a history prosecutorial misconduct.
Prosecutors are using plea agreements to push noncitizens to waive their right to an immigration hearing before being deported.