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A U.S. case where prosecutors admitted failing to disclose evidence, leading to the reduction of charges and the release of a man after 41 years behind bars.
Proving a would require the same core elements that federal law demands for any conspiracy to defraud the : an agreement among two or more persons, intent to achieve the conspiratorial objective, and ...
The civil-immunity framework became the keystone precedent both sides invoked in v. : defenders argued Fitzgerald’s recognition of absolute immunity for official acts supported sweeping protection fro...
Courts have long held that federal officers are not categorically immune from state criminal prosecution, but federal law and judicial doctrine give strong protections when officers were “reasonably c...