Acosta's suggestion that his obligation to protect victims was somehow different 12 years ago, because of changing societal attitudes, than it would be today is ridiculous. The more he defends his conduct the worse he sounds.https://twitter.com/irin/status/1149030493104611328 …
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I was a federal prosecutor 12 years ago. Contrary to Acosta's dishonest claims, the federal rules of evidence & Crimes Victim Rights Act existed, victim shaming was prohibited, US Attorneys did not meet defense counsels at Marriott Hotels & agree to keep their dealings secret.
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Agreed about the times (although I was in State courts mainly appeals)!
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My experience: State courts and federal courts are not two different worlds - they are two different universes. And appeal courts are yet another universe.
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I agree: I meant attitudes & gen'l legal structure were not as archaic (at least here in Indy) as Acosta makes things sound. Also I never have negotiated a plea agreement in "secret." If offense has victim, State has to notify.
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