Susan Beck's Summary Judgment: Sotomayor's Objection in Criminal Case Was on Target, But Still Lacking

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor made headlines this week when she lambasted a prosecutor for his inflammatory remarks about race. But she stopped short of identifying the prosecutor, extending a troubling unwillingness among judges considering prosecutorial misconduct to name names.

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