Category Archives: Prosecutorial Misconduct
Yet Another Corpus Christi, Nueces County Prosecutorial Misconduct Case
What’s going on with the D.A. Mark Skurka’s Office in Corpus Christi? The Corpus Christi District Attorney’s Office has a serious problem with prosecutorial…
Prosecutor’s Disbarment for Wrongful Conviction of Anthony Graves Upheld
In 1994, former Burleson County District Attorney Charles Sebesta prosecuted former prison guard Robert Carter and Anthony Graves for the murder of a Somerville…
More Prosecutorial Misconduct: Murder Conviction, 40 Year Sentence, Reversed after Court Finds Intentional Suppression of Favorable Evidence by Nueces County DA’s Office
Corpus Christi, Nueces County has a problem with their District Attorney’s Office. Over the last couple years the Texas State Bar has sent an…
Fraud Case Draws Attention to Prosecutors’ Failure to Disclose Favorable Evidence
Most people have not heard of the former Toronto broker George Georgiou who was convicted in February 2010 on one count of conspiracy, four…
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…
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