Fed Prosecutors Turn Over Trial Evidence in Case Where 2 Convicted Alaskan Lawmakers Were Released From Prison

It’s important for the Justice Department to clear this all up. A policy of transparency and honesty can only make the system stronger. Ex-lawmaker Pete Kott By The Associated Press ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Federal prosecutors said they have complied with a court order handing over trial evidence to two former Alaska lawmakers convicted on corruption…

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Ex-Fed Prosecutor Parker: State of Alaska and Prosecutor to Blame in DNA/Supreme Crt Case

By Ross Parker ticklethewire.com columnist The greater majority of Americans long assumed that the criminal court system worked just fine. With criminal defendants afforded substantive Constitutional rights, many people assumed the nation’s prison held no innocent men or women. This blithe assumption was upset in recent times by the use of DNA technology in post-conviction…

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Justice Dept. Quietly Transfers Two Integrity Section Prosecutors Tied to Tainted Case Involving Alaska Lawmakers

The Justice Department should be applauded for such action. No action would send a signal that this isn’t a big deal — and it is. By Carrie Johnson Washington Post Staff Writer WASHINGTON — Justice Department leaders quietly transferred two career prosecutors under fire for their work in Alaska corruption cases out of the department’s…

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