From start to finish, the Justice Department's prosecution of the late Alaska senator Ted Stevens for corruption was a shameful episode. Trying to pin the blame low-level lawyers only made it worse. That they've now been awarded legal fees underscores how badly DOJ mucked things up.
August 17, 2016 at 12:55 AM
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It’s hard to know where to start with all the things that went wrong with the Justice Department’s prosecution of the late Alaska senator Ted Stevens for corruption.
So I’ll start with the personal. Jim Goeke, one of two assistant U.S. attorneys who took the fall for the debacle, went to law school with my husband, where they were friends.
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