New York Law Journal
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Transparency and procedure in a criminal case
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two professors
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New York Law Journal
The speaker describes an article from two professors who argue that it's an 'odd moment for transparency in a criminal case,' that a court would normally grant a prosecutor's request to dismiss an indictment without a hearing, and that a judge would not schedule a hearing or allow victims to speak.
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