Prosecutorial misconduct is rarely investigated or punished despite clear wrongdoing

Evidence

Many cheat, but only prosecutors get away with it (The Hill)

Categorization

• corroborated: 2 independent passages support this claim
• XREF: connects to: Legal experts conclude courts do not reliably punish evident cheating — Jonathan Harr, A Civil Action, 3127; Sanctions for litigation misconduct are frequently reversed or modified on appeal — Lawyers Acting Badly, or Not? Misconduct in IP Litigation; Improper argument is a common form of prosecutorial misconduct that often goes unremedied and can prejudice the defendant. — Improper Argument: Skewing Jury Decisionmaking | Death Penalty Information Center

Related

• Improper argument is a common form of prosecutorial misconduct that often goes unremedied and can prejudice the defendant. (similarity 0.80)
• Sanctions for litigation misconduct are frequently reversed or modified on appeal (similarity 0.79)