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  "full_text": "Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 499-1 Filed 11/23/21 Page 327 of 375\nJudicial Misconduct During Jury Deliberations, 27 Criminal Law Bulletin 291 (1991)\n[reprinted in L. Stolzenberg & S. D'Alessio, Criminal Courts for the 21st Century, p. 289 (1998)]\nState Constitutionalization of Criminal Procedure and the Prosecutor's Disclosure Obligations, 18 Westchester Bar Journal 101 (1991)\nUnderstanding and Challenging DNA Proof, 17 Westchester Bar Journal 91 (1990)\nThe New Omnibus Crime Bill, New York Law Journal, p. 1 (December 27, 1990)\nCapital Punishment Fails Economic Test, The Reporter Dispatch (April 10, 1990)\nThe Prosecutor's New Power in Sentence Reduction, 5 Criminal Justice 2 (Fall, 1990)\nIRS Form 8300, 5 Criminal Justice 22 (Spring, 1990)\nThe Right to Evidence, 61 New York State Bar Journal 52 (1989)\nProsecutorial Suppression of Evidence, 16 Westchester Bar Journal 275 (1989)\nLawyers Shunning Death Row Cases, 16 Westchester Bar Journal 17 (1988-89)\nThe Prosecutor as a \"Minister of Justice\", 60 New York State Bar Journal 8 (1988)\n[reprinted in Criminal Justice, Annual Editions 1989-90]\nThe Prosecutor's Obligation to Grant Defense Witness Immunity, 24 Criminal Law Bulletin 14 (1998)\nThe Harmless Error Rule: Overlooking Violations of Constitutional Rights, 14 Westchester Bar Journal 291 (1987)\nReflections on Client Perjury, 59 New York State Bar Journal 30 (1987)\nWhy Prosecutors Misbehave, 22 Criminal Law Bulletin 131 (1986) [reprinted in G. L. Mayes, P.R. Gregware, Courts and Justice, 268 (1995); reprinted in M. Braswall, B. R. McCarthy, B. J. McCarthy, Justice, Crime, and Ethics 163 (1991)]\nThe Burger Court and Prosecutorial Misconduct, 21 Criminal Law Bulletin 217 (1985)\nJudicial Misconduct: Civil Rights Immunities and Liabilities, Civil Rights Litigation and Attorney Fees Handbook 111 (1985)\nProsecutorial Misconduct: Civil Rights Immunities and Liabilities, Civil Rights Litigation and Attorney Fees Handbook 103 (1985)\n7\nDOJ-OGR-00007820",
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