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Told through the eyes of a former federal prosecutor who ran the busiest trial unit in any United States Attorney's Office, this book arms criminal defense attorneys with the tools needed to fight back against prosecutors who abuse their immense power. The authors explain how to uncover and attack prosecutorial misconduct in every aspect of a criminal prosecution. Each chapter includes favorable case law from the federal circuits to provide criminal defense attorneys with an immediate launching point for motions that will help them win their cases.

Produktbeschreibung
Told through the eyes of a former federal prosecutor who ran the busiest trial unit in any United States Attorney's Office, this book arms criminal defense attorneys with the tools needed to fight back against prosecutors who abuse their immense power. The authors explain how to uncover and attack prosecutorial misconduct in every aspect of a criminal prosecution. Each chapter includes favorable case law from the federal circuits to provide criminal defense attorneys with an immediate launching point for motions that will help them win their cases.
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Autorenporträt
Neal Stephens, a graduate of Stanford University and Harvard Law School, began his career as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Alicemarie H. Stotler in United States District Court in the Central District of California. Neal later served as Chief of Narcotics in the United States Attorney's Office in Miami. As a federal prosecutor, Neal received national awards from the Attorney General, FBI Director, and DEA Administrator for leading international roving wiretap investigations that resulted in the extradition and conviction of Colombian cocaine cartel leaders. Neal has spent the past 25 years as a criminal defense attorney representing clients in complex white-collar prosecutions and has litigated every possible aspect of prosecutorial misconduct in federal courts throughout the United States. Neal is a partner at Jones Day in Palo Alto, California.