I have great concerns about this case, as you can probably gather.
I have said many times and in a lot of different contexts that our criminal justice system is the envy of the world.
It is a constitutional duty. It is also common sense.
Prosecutorial misconduct cannot be tolerated. I would not tolerate it when I was a prosecutor.
It was Attorney General Holder who decided, based upon his own review of the matter, to seek to dismiss the indictment.
I never knew him to break his word. I never knew him to tell me something that was not accurate and true.
I think it is wrong to hold those Department lawyers to a lower standard than workaday lawyers outside of the Department.
I think the prosecutor is in many ways the most important person in the whole criminal justice system.
Yes, full access to fees is critical to help the USPTO achieve strategic goals and performance objectives.
We need help and support from CBP to make it happen.
I considered myself a pretty active prosecutor.