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: Crime & FederalismMore on Brenda Morris' Prosecutorial Misconduct
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Brenda Morris, the lead attorney who committed prosecutorial misconduct in the Ted Stevens case, might have a history of prosecutorial misconduct. I'll investigate later. In the meantime, read this article:Two weeks before tax day, married lawyers Alan and Jean Brown were
signing their names to the back of a familiar-looking green and yellow
U.S. Treasury Department check that most Americans associate with a tax
refund. The check the San Antonio couple endorsed on March 30
was an Internal Revenue Service refund of sorts -- but not in the
traditional sense.The $1.34 million check was the result of a settlement between the Browns and the government in Alan Brown, et al. v. United States,
a Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) suit the couple filed three years ago
in the U...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on April 02, 2009 (boomark / email).
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