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: LawReaderSixth Circuit Ct. of Appeals Partisanship rewards Prosecutorial Misconduct.
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By LawReader Senior Editor Stan Billingsley
The Law is full of doctrines. Doctrines are useful tools in resolving issues of law.
However, we believe it is apparent that some appellate judges are bringing to the bench doctrinaire philosophies that have little to do with a search for real justice. Some judges always seen to find a [...]Full post as published by LawReader on December 29, 2008 (boomark / email).
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