CHICAGO (CN) — After a heavily followed case against a group of anti-ICE protesters fell apart due to prosecutorial misconduct, experts say public trust in federal attorneys’ ability to secure charges moving forward may be compromised.
Just a week before the “Broadview Six” protesters were set to go on trial, U.S. District Judge April Perry learned prosecutors had improper contact with the grand jury that indicted them, and then redacted it from the transcripts.
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