Reddit reviews Prosecutorial Misconduct, 2010-2011 ed.

So when you are wrong you double down? So if Gershman is wrong, why is his book on Prosecutor Misconduct used by law schools all over the country, including Wisconsin law schools like Marquette, where Ken Kratz went to school. Gershman's book on Prosecutor Misconduct came out in 1985, so Kratz was a law student then and may have read it (or probably not). But somehow you want me to ignore 100s of law schools and believe YOU, an anonymous person on the internet that posts here 100 times a day. Do you want to know what real people think about Gershman's book on Prosecutor Misconduct.

>From time to time we run across a law book that is exemplary, this book is such a book. This book does the best job we have seen on the subject matter of Prosecutorial Misconduct. In this day of our age, where the Constitution is treated like a mere fable enshrined in mythology, while nearly every arrest is flawed with rights violations, due process violations and worse. It would be a much better world if both the prosecutors and the defendants were to read and apply this book.

https://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/0314934804/ref=acr_dpproductdetail_text/139-7344384-0181548?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1

Also, here is a review of Gershman's Prosecutorial Misconduct book from John Edwards (the U.S. Senator and candidiate for Vice President)

https://digitalcommons.pace.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?httpsredir=1&article=1514&context=plr