Thursday, November 27, 2014
http://indianalawblog.com/archives/2014/11/ind_decisions_c_2439.html
Indiana law blog discusses a case where a conviction as reversed because the prosecutor was aware of perjured testimony. The case cites the Indiana Law Blog discussing prosecutorial misconduct.
The case openly refers the prosecutor to the disciplinary commission.
Nothing about election law, but it goes to show how blogs can be influential.
I recently attended a CLE by a recently retired member of the attorney disciplinary commission at Barnes and Thornburg. I generally try to stay under the radar, and haven't been disbarred yet in my 20 years in the bar.
Indiana law blog discusses a case where a conviction as reversed because the prosecutor was aware of perjured testimony. The case cites the Indiana Law Blog discussing prosecutorial misconduct.
The case openly refers the prosecutor to the disciplinary commission.
Nothing about election law, but it goes to show how blogs can be influential.
I recently attended a CLE by a recently retired member of the attorney disciplinary commission at Barnes and Thornburg. I generally try to stay under the radar, and haven't been disbarred yet in my 20 years in the bar.
Comments:
Post a Comment
