Bravin profiles Stuart Couch, a lieutenant colonel in the Marine Corps, who in late 2003 joined the prosecution staff.
The four cited were Morris; William Welch, the chief of the Public Integrity Section; Patty Stemler, an appeals specialist; and Kevin Driscoll, a trial lawyer who had just joined the prosecution team.
By the end of the episode a jury is established, Shapiro is still angry, and Chris Darden joins the prosecution team.
Will McLaury came to Tombstone after the gun fight and joined the prosecution team in an attempt to convict the Earps and Holliday for his brothers' murder.
Just months after they were appointed, 138 new prosecutors were removed from office in September 2013 following a ruling from the judiciary's governing body that said only those born to parents with undergraduate degrees could join the state prosecution.
The FBI refused to join this prosecution, judging that Pimentel lacked the mental capacity to make the bomb on his own and questioning the actions of the police informant, who helped build the device in his own apartment.
Sue is dispatched to a mental hospital by her angry mother (Carrie Fisher), and strings are pulled for Mark to join the Marines to avoid prosecution.
But the talks have bogged down as Mr. Lagos has refused to interfere in the judicial proceedings and as government attorneys have joined in the prosecution.
The ruling is a blow to the prosecution, which had successfully fought to join the cases after the two men were indicted last May.
The Crown Prosecution Service in London has written to barristers warning them that they may lose state prosecution work in the future if they decide to join the day of action.
