Lawrence O'Donnell uncovers shocking prosecutorial misconduct. (Wilson grand jury.)

[JonLP24]

93. I actually read the entire decision before

During my 4th amendment case reading binge.

I never came across the civil case constitutional standard thing when it comes to statues, I'm sure it would apply on appeals but can't imagine it ever coming to that since a cop defendant would have to appeal and you can see the circumstances required to make that a not likely possibility.

Stanley Cohen is the only attorney out of the 3 so I'd be reading his statements. Also, the ADA going after the DAs office is news to me and Google news isn't coming up with any hints so I'd appreciate a source on that.

It isn't that I'm looking for proof, this is all pretty much over my level expertise and asking Flanders to clarify what he meant as well as asking other law experts that specific question isn't possible for me to really understand why Flanders said that and who is right or wrong.