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He created to unwind all convictions and sentences of more than 15 years that goes back 40000 cases. these people are rogues are not operating as the elected da theyre not there to enforce the law they believe to be successful they have to fundamentally revert the criminal justice system pro criminal anti-victim policies they cannot name one policy that is, nothing they do has anything to do with the pandemic. when jen psaki and others say the crime is rising because of the pandemic that is simp...

On the internet and they know where you are and where you live, anything after the death of mark hassy was on heightened alert. we do dangerous jobs. the assistant district attorneys do dangerous jobs, but its a calling. i was not surprised to see them out there making the statements. he is the leader of the local justice system and needed to know everything was under control. >> its a small county. just over 100,000 people live there. what effect have these crime his on people in the county, pa...

The assistant district attorneys do dangerous jobs, but its a calling. i was not surprised to see them out there making the statements. he is the leader of the local justice system and needed to know everything was under control. >> its a small county. just over 100,000 people live there. what effect have these crime his on people in the county, particularly those in law enforcement? >> this just doesnt happen. i think one of the members we heard from the 1960s that they have been keeping record...

Particularly those in law enforcement? >> this just doesnt happen. i think one of the members we heard from the 1960s that they have been keeping records of assistant district attorneys or elected d as getting killed, the number is 14. this just doesnt happen. if you take out a prosecuting attorney. you are not going to affect the case. this type of killing has the blueprint of a personal killing because if this was a case that somebody was trying to change, they would have been going after witn...

Killed about how this town is reacting. here s is what he told us. >> law enforcement community is very uncomfort shl. we have a county just west of here dallas county has about 2 million people in it and were standing in a county that has about 100,000 people in the entire county. everybody knew each other here. it was a great place to practice law. everybody liked the strict attorneys office. there just wasnt a lot of activity out here. so the biggest shock out here this morning is why in kauf...

Resulted in his execution, the possible punishment would have been the prosecutors been executed themselves if they were engaging in that kind of criminal homicide. that is how egregious it was. that is why the court cut off liability but the prosecutors are responsible for this, the d.a. himself is not because they dont have a lot of general control over the actions of the deputy district attorney. its a narrow issue. >> gregg: connick was indicted by federal prosecutors for suppress ago lab re...

Death row. and length hour investigation finds it on microfiche and then we have the district attorney saying that, he was -- i find it so offensive. >> gregg: here is the deal. the prosecutors who did this are despicable people. if i my mie ray they would be on death row but i actually think the supreme court in throwing out the verdict got it right. i think you agree and explain? >> the bottom line was, there is a cut off of liability in this case. its technical issue. what the d.a. did was so...

Federally indicted for this type of practice. you have a case that was prior in which they overturned from louisiana having this exhaustively of with holding exculpatory information. >> gregg: the elected d.a. we should mention, he is the father of the famous actor and musician. his office has been previously chastised by non-other supreme court for similar stuff. one of the worst records in the country for mishandling evidence. doesnt that suggest a us is tell i can failure or pattern of conduc...

D.a. himself. i think this was the appropriate decision the supreme court because of that. he could ask for a federal civil rights investigation. he could sue the prosecutors individually and collect from them. as far as the issue it was correct. >> gregg: one of the prosecutors in the case, one the bad guys, made a deathbed confession to his colleague he had hidden the blood reports from the defense. that means it was deliberate which means this isnt a case of negligent training as thompson all...