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Prosecutor Buckled Under Pressure Of Stevens Trial

from National Public Radio
October 1, 2010

Nicholas Marsh, one of the lawyers who prosecuted former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens for corruption killed himself last month. The case against Stevens failed amidst charges of misconduct. Marsh himself was under investigation for alleged ethical lapses in the prosecution. Melissa Block talks with NPR's Carrie Johnson about the case.

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  • All Things Considered, October 1, 2010
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