Prosecutor Misconduct

Prosecutorial Misconduct - Prosecutorial misconduct refers to unethical or illegal actions committed by a prosecutor during a criminal case. This misconduct can include hiding evidence, making false statements, engaging in improper witness coaching, or other actions that violate a defendant's rights or the rules of legal ethics. When proven, prosecutorial misconduct can lead to the dismissal of charges, mistrial, or disciplinary action against the prosecutor.

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Label (rdfs): Prosecutorial Misconduct
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Definition: Prosecutorial misconduct refers to unethical or illegal actions committed by a prosecutor during a criminal case. This misconduct can include hiding evidence, making false statements, engaging in improper witness coaching, or other actions that violate a defendant's rights or the rules of legal ethics. When proven, prosecutorial misconduct can lead to the dismissal of charges, mistrial, or disciplinary action against the prosecutor.
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Sub Class Of: Litigation Criminal Defenses
Parent Class Of: Failure to Disclose Evidence
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