misconduct

This student was fined 2,000 pounds for serious cheating on the Internet and forbidden to use university computing resources for two weeks.

Misconduct (mere simple misbehavior of a third party, misconduct of the current participle, simple past and past participle is not appropriate)

In the past, this type of misconduct was a misdemeanor but in 2010 Santa Clara law school says, "The court has not reported prosecution of misconduct (there is a legal obligation to bring up a lawsuit)" . The prosecutor denied that such an act occurred. California Bar Association rarely imposed restrictions on this. A California criminal justice prosecutor said, "If a prosecutor deliberately hides evidence of innocence, there is a possibility that an undoubted innocent defendant will be guilty, sentenced and sentenced to imprisonment." "Among those poorly performing prosecutors, there is very little (if any) that actually affects their behavior."

In 2010, USA Today conducted a six-month survey on 201 cases involving federal prosecutor's misconduct. The Ministry of Justice has not even told the newspaper on what the case is because the prosecutor's privacy is concerned. An innocent project study on DNA evidence of 75, the defendant later discovered that the innocent case was undoubted - it turned out that prosecution of fraud is half of the following elements . A spokesman for the organization said the prosecutors of these incidents were not facing severe occupational sanctions.

The second general explanation on the error of the death penalty case is the cheating of the prosecutor. Prosecutors have an obligation to "reach justice", but suspicion of prosecutors' misconduct in the death penalty involves prosecutor's charges to suppress innocent evidence, deliberate use of erroneous evidence, discretion, And inappropriate discussion. "Appellate judges used different terms to explain prosecutor's anecdotes in the death penalty case Pennsylvania state prosecutor's tactics were described as" eccentric "and" uncontrollable "and unreliable by federal judges It was regarded as. For example, the law in Cook County states that the Illinois State Court of Appeals has the possibility of abstention, and is said to be "insulting the court's dignity and trial attorney." ......"Four