- Ken Herman, columnist, Austin Statesman: Fallibility of our legal system
- Staff editorial, Austin Statesman: Systems don't fail; people do
- Lamar Hankins, San Marcos Mercury: Judge Ken Anderson still can't tell the truth about the Michael Morton case
- Jordan Smith, Austin Chronicle, Sticking to his guns on the wrong guy
- Wilco Watchdog: DA John Bradley called out by one of his former employees
- Wilco Watchdog: The morphing DA John Bradley: Election Transformation, Part II
- Eye on Williamson: The humbling of John Bradley
- Colleen McCain Nelson, Dallas News Crime Blog: John Bradley has second thoughts about handling of Willingham case
- Chuck Lindell, Austin Statesman: Release of Anderson deposition delayed
Friday, November 25, 2011
Roundup on Williamson County prosecutor misconduct fiasco
Several recent essays on the prosecutorial misconduct mess surrounding the Michael Morton case out of Williamson County caught my eye and deserve Grits readers' attention:
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Scott,
I bet $100.00 of my money to $10.00 of your money that this is just the tip of the iceburg. Take a more detailed look into the prosecutorial and judicial career of Anderson. What are the odds that this fiasco was just a one time incident?
I bet there are many dedendants that have legit complaints about being Andersoned in one or more orfices.
Lee
William L Anderson, Texas prosecutor (now a judge) enables a murderer to kill again (while pursuing the wrong suspect)at http://williamlanderson.blogspot.com/2011/10/texas-prosecutor-now-judge-enables.html
I want to hurry and fast forward to the part where Anderson is in front of the State Bar disaplinary committee his full career of regarding defendants as not people but just disposable casualties. As they are asking about his many transgression of prosecutorial misconduct i want to watch the judge deny not just once but over and over again that he should not be disbarred and criminally prosecuted
I doubt that Anderson will ever appear before the State Bar. The State Bar will do no more than it absolutely has to in investigating this matter. They'll do just enough to say they investigated and then find an excuse not to discipline Anderson or Bradley.
Three useless agencies in Texas that are a total waste of money: The Judicial Conduct Comission, The Commission on Jail Standards, and the State Bar Disciplinary Committee.
After reading this, I am more convinced than I was before that the jacket and other items in the Hank Skinner case need to be tested.
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