Category Archives: Prosecutorial Misconduct
Police Detectives in False Confession Case Can be Sued
Four detectives (Joe Ryan Hartley, Ryan Wolff, Mike Duffy, and Heather Mykes) and one investigator (Michael Dickson) conducted an investigation into a 2009 burglary…
Prosecutor Banned from Court! Texas Disciplinary Rules Require Disclosure of Favorable Evidence Regardless of Materiality
William Allen Schultz, a Denton County prosecutor, has been banned from appearing in a state district court after the court found he purposefully withheld…
John Bradley Dishes Out Texas Justice in the Pristine Paradise of Palau…
John Bradley, the once stout and irreplaceable district Attorney of Williamson County, is like the inexorable march of time—he keeps moving and moving, never…
Loquan McDonald Executed by Police
There is an ever growing “hazy border” between excessive and acceptable use of deadly force by law enforcement. This reality is demonstrated by the…
Prosecutor’s Use of Perjured Testimony, Racist Rhetoric are Threat to Ordered Society
There are criminal cases in which the legal system fails. That is precisely what happened to Paysun Long, who, after 14 years, has been ordered…
Prosecutors Preventing Claims of Innocence Pervert Justice
In dismissing an ethics complaint against Fort Bend, County District Attorney John Healy, Denton County District Judge Jonathan Bailey ruled that the Texas Rules…
Ft. Bend District Attorney Argues Legal Loophole to Escape Grievance
On October 12, 2015, Denton County District Judge Jonathan Bailey issued a controversial ruling that effectively cleared Fort Bend County District Attorney John Healey…
Prosecutors Press for Executions Despite Questions of Innocence
The ghost of Glenn Ford will forever haunt former Louisiana prosecutor Marty Stroud. Failing to learn from Stroud’s sad example, prosecutors in Bowie County,…
HTown we got a Problem: More Prosecutorial Misconduct in Harris County
A conviction culture has historically permeated the Harris County District Attorney’s Office. The Brady rule has routinely been raped by its prosecutors by hiding…
Texas Grand Jury Reform Begins
On September 1st, a new law took effect in Texas is intended to fundamentally change the landscape of the grand jury selection process. Gov.…
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