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Bharara's success with Comey's testimony prefigured some of the methods he has used as prosecutor.

The meticulous annotations of a chauffeur, leaked to the press and then used as evidence by Prosecutor Carlos Stornelli and Judge Claudio Bonadio, shone a light on a secret everybody already knew: the Planning Ministry in charge of Argentina's public works projects was a cesspool of corruption through which Néstor and Cristina Kirchner solidified their political power and grew immensely rich.

In an 8-to-1 decision, the court ruled that documents produced in response to a broad subpoena under a grant of immunity cannot be used as evidence if the prosecutor did not previously know of the documents' existence.

In Las Vegas, the test results were apparently also used as evidence to help prosecutors win convictions.

Some of the seven who did not said they were touched by Mr. Burrow's tears on the stand, and jurors said all seven refused to look at the 200 pages of documents prosecutors used as evidence.

The broadcaster Paul Gambaccini has told MPs he was used as human "flypaper" by prosecutors for almost a year in relation to a now-dropped allegation of historic sex abuse, with his arrest publicised in the hope that other people would come forward to make allegations against him.

ORLANDO, Fla .(AP) — The white Pontiac Sunfire that Florida prosecutors used as evidence in the case against Casey Anthony has been destroyed.

This may be the most insidious aspect of the death penalty policy as victim's families are used as political pawns while prosecutors seek a justice that in all likelihood will not come to fruition.

"Ms. Lindecrantz is firm in her faith-based commitment that she can not be used as a tool for prosecutors seeking to kill a fellow human being," her lawyer, Mari Newman, told HuffPost. .

"The family thus believes the secret process is being used as a cover for the prosecutor's lack of interest in bringing charges".

"F---ing punks," are the words prosecutor John Guy used as he began his opening statement Monday.