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If he truly values someone's experiences and ability to see how the Court's opinions affect people's daily lives, President Obama should nominate someone who will, among other things, take prosecutorial accountability seriously.
"The Department of Justice will review any matter, and consider taking appropriate prosecutorial measures" to combat software piracy, said John G. Malcolm, deputy assistant attorney general in the criminal division.
They cost millions of dollars, and took up limited prosecutorial time that could have been spent on far graver crimes.
The 2004 guidelines "took a more prosecutorial tone," said Bea Hanson, acting director of the Justice Department's Office on Violence Against Women, which developed the protocol, placing more stress on the need for victims to collaborate with criminal justice authorities.
The office of California Attorney General Kamala Harris, who's now a Democratic senator and potential 2020 presidential candidate, took over the prosecutorial duties for the Dekraai case when Rackauckas' team was ejected.
For example, at the Juvenile Detention Center where I once taught as part of Berkeley Law's Advocates for Youth Justice program, some of the very same students who were once unwilling participants in the criminal justice system willingly took on the prosecutorial role in our mock trial, aggressively advocating for strict enforcement of our nation's criminal laws.
The latest prosecutorial implosion took place in federal court here on Thursday.
His lawyer, Earl J. Silbert, said the hearings had taken on a "prosecutorial" tone.
The column that Mr. Murphy cited may have come close to the limits of fair comment, taking on a prosecutorial tone.
