June 2015 Government Lawyers Newsletter

By Kevin Lovellette

A recap of the Committee's work this past year from Chair Kevin Lovellette.

By Barbara Goeben

In light of these decisions, a trial court litigator must consider prejudice when arguing about a procedural violation of a statute. Further, appellate attorneys should also consider this precedent in defending an alleged procedural violation by a governmental official.

By Evan Bruno

Prosecutors should never lose sight of their sacred duty to do the right thing. This applies not only to prosecuting criminals, but also— perhaps even more so—deciding whether to prosecute in the first place.