Arbitrary justice: the power of the American prosecutor

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1. Prosecutorial Discretion: Power and Privilege 2. The Power to Charge 3. Let's Make a Deal: The Power of the Plea Bargain 4. Prosecutor and the Victims of Crime 5. Prosecutor and the Dealth Penalty 6. Federal Prosecutors and the power of the Attorney General 7. Prosecutorial Misconduct: the Abuse of Power and Discretion 8. Prosecutorial Ethnics 9. Prosecutorial Responsibility 10. Prospects for Reform Afterword Notes

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