Daily Briefing: Prosecuting offices' immunity tested

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Who's to blame when the wrong man is convicted? By Brad Heath and Kevin McCoy, USA TODAY FACTS: Cases in which prosecutors were immune JUSTICE: Prosecutors' conduct can tip the scales CASES: The misconduct examples we identified MORE: Federal prosecutors series More News Health care lawsuits heat up Can Google TV make an impact?
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