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Legal Experts Opine on Stevens Case Dismissal

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Today, citing prosecutorial misconduct, Attorney General Eric Holder has moved to dismiss the corruption charges against former Senator Ted Stevens.  Thus far, legal experts are not impressed.Law professor Jonathan Turley, who has followed corruption in Alaska politics for over a decade, states:The Justice Department will be dropping all charges against former Senator Ted Steven (R., Alaska) due to the misconduct of its own prosecutors. The actions of the Justice Department in the case has been a continued scandal and the question is now what action will be taken against these prosecutors who scuttled a major criminal case through unethical and grossly negligent conduct. On closer examination, however, the action by Attorney General Eric Holder falls a bit short...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on April 01, 2009 (boomark / email).

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