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Category: Criminal Law | Federal Criminal Law | Prosecutorial Misconduct
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 evidence, lying about evidence, using and encouraging false crime lab results, manufacturing evidence, and sending innocent…
Category: Criminal Law | Prosecutorial Misconduct
On September 1st, a new law took effect in Texas is intended to fundamentally change the landscape of the grand jury selection process. Gov. Greg Abbott signed legislation designed to “reform” this selection process by eliminating the “pick-pal” method of…
Category: Criminal Law | Federal Criminal Law | Prosecutorial Misconduct
Claims of excessive force against the police are difficult to prove. To make matters more difficult, until recently the evidence presented to justify the force used was typically only the testimony of the police officers involved, who routinely vouched for…
Category: Prosecutorial Misconduct
Society has an undeniable, and sometimes unrealistic, expectation that wrongdoers will be apprehended, given a fair trial, found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, and sentenced for their crimes. When this process works the way it should, the integrity of our…
Category: 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 attorneys, the late Johnny Holmes and Charles “Chuck” Rosenthal. During the nearly three decade reign of…
Category: Federal Criminal Law | Prosecutorial Misconduct
Updated July 2, 2017
We have maintained a continuing interest in cases dealing with Brady violations and prosecutorial misconduct. We have compiled a comprehensive, although not exhaustive, list of federal and Texas cases dealing with these issues that we…
86 Year Federal Sentence Handed to the Gray Lady of Bagram Greater Than Necessary, Cruel and Unusual
Depending on who you believe, Dr. Aafia Siddiqui is either an American-educated Pakistani neuroscientist kidnapped in Pakistan in 2003 and tortured by Americans…
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