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Detroit Judge Prosecuted for Knowingly Allowing Perjured Testimony to Protect Informant ? case has uncanny resemblance to Louisville case.

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This news story from Detroit shows the trouble a Judge can get himself into for (allegedly) bending the rules to help prosecutors obtain convictions.  A Similar claim has been made in a murder trial in Louisville.   COMPILED BY JOE SWICKARD AND BEN SCHMITT ? May 12, 2009  Freep.com   Felony charges against former Wayne County Circuit Judge [...]

Full post as published by LawReader on June 05, 2009 (boomark / email).

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