They never seem to mention who the prosecutors were.
Yes! They need to post the names very publicly.
I saw the prosecutor’s name in another article. The article said his old files were being reviewed after another guy was released for a wrongful conviction.
About a decade ago, the Richmond Times-Disgrace editorialized that they would refuse to embarrass the great heroes of law enforcement when these "rare" events happened. I doubt that's still policy, but I'm not sure. A lot of these "Law & Order" hacks went on to be very powerful.
Hey, wasn't this Giullani time? And Andrew McCarthy? Just curious ...