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Emanuel couldn't complain directly to Holder without violating strictures against political interference in prosecutorial decisions.

The Polk judges called Ms. Mayer's article "a study in prosecutorial excess that helped lead to all major charges against Drake being dropped".

It was rooted in prosecutorial discretion, and in the difference between a case against an ordinary person accused of a sex crime and a person like Harvey Weinstein.

As governor, Mr. Bush took the conventional conservative position that hate crimes legislation could lead to a dangerous increase in prosecutorial power.

"The idea is that the more information you give out, the more likely it is that victims might come forward with complaints," said Bennett L. Gershman, a former Manhattan prosecutor who specializes in prosecutorial conduct at Pace University Law School.

David Escamilla, the Travis County attorney and president-elect of the Texas District and County Attorneys Association, said that in prosecutorial offices across the state, there is, "to a lesser degree, a fear — knowing this could be us".

Moreover, there is far more participation of senior Justice Department officials in strategic prosecutorial decisions than in the past, according to people involved in some of the current white-collar cases.

He insisted that many universities in the conference would swear the SEC's compliance office worked in a prosecutorial role.

Even Mr. Klanarong, in his prosecutorial summation today, seemed almost apologetic.

"Ray is one of the most politically minded people in the prosecutorial ranks," the adviser said.

"Reed is a star in federal prosecutorial circles," said Randy M. Mastro, co-head of Gibson Dunn's litigation practice.