How the Supreme Court Has Reined in Federal Prosecutors

How the Supreme Court Has Reined in Federal Prosecutors

July 14, 2017, New York Law Journal

The New York Law Journal highlights an article by Arlo Devlin-Brown on the Supreme Court's decision in McDonnell. “The reality is that McDonnell is of limited significance: It prevents prosecutors from bringing only the weakest of public corruption cases, those where the prosecution lacks even circumstantial evidence that a corrupt payoff was for something more than a chance to meet with the public official,” they wrote.