I had to double check to make sure I wasn’t reading an article in The Onion a few weeks ago when Chief State’s Attorney Kevin Kane argued in the New Haven Register that the way to ensure “conviction integrity” was to give his prosecutors broader, unchecked power to conduct investigations and arrest citizens of Connecticut.
His opinion piece was in apparent response to a column published the week before by Professor David Cameron of Yale, who argued that Connecticut needed a “conviction integrity unit” to ensure adequate and effective review of convictions in Connecticut.
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