Category Archives: Prosecutorial Misconduct
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.…
Supreme Court’s Practices in Excessive Force Cases Raises Questions about Fairness
Claims of excessive force against the police are difficult to prove. To make matters more difficult, until recently the evidence presented to justify the…
Prosecutorial Misconduct has Tragic Consequences
Trivial Case, Tragic Consequences The case of Stephen Comstock illustrates the tragic consequences of prosecutorial misconduct. In fact, in a May 2015decisionreversing Comstock’s conviction,…
Court Says Kelly Siegler Failed to Disclose Favorable Evidence, Cites Numerous Instances of Prosecutorial Misconduct
Kelly Siegler became a prosecutor in Harris County in 1986. She was mentored by two of the country’s most overzealous and ethically challenged district…
Cases of Brady Violations and Prosecutorial Misconduct
Updated July 2, 2017 We have maintained a continuing interest in cases dealing withBradyviolations and prosecutorial misconduct. We have compiled a comprehensive, although not…
Dr. Aafia Siddiqui – The Punishment Does Not Fit the Crime
86 Year Federal Sentence Handed to the Gray Lady of Bagram Greater Than Necessary, Cruel and Unusual Depending on who you believe, Dr. Aafia…
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