"Manufactured Evidence, the Defense Bar's Reaction"

The post is at Crime & Consequences. In part:

I noted here the case of prominent Washington, DC defense attorney Charles Daum, who recently received a 63-month prison sentence for faking evidence and suborning perjury.  I have looked a bit more into the case. The reaction of members of the defense bar is revealing.

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His defense colleagues see nothing he should regret.  The only thing the public should be worried about are the prosecutors  --  the ones who decline to be bullied into giving a free pass to this sort of behavior.