–For the first time ever a prosecutor will be jailed for convicting an innocent man
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Broadcast on November 12, 2013
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Hopefully he can sue the prosecutor personally also. I would imagine that many of the prosecutor’s cases will be re-examined.
this is BS. It’s not only in the US. Pretty much in the entire world, the judiciary is thought to be above the law. If there are any malpractices of any kind, they go totally unchecked. I like the idea that a judge has been prosecuted and found guilty. Although I don’t find the sentence sufficient, I welcome it. It’s a start.