Lauren Irene Gannon v. the State of Texas

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• addressing prosecutor’s motion to disqualify based on defense attorney’s participation in joint defense agreement with cooperating witness
• penalizing conduct that does not violate statute or Constitution invades province of legislature, which has the authority to limit conduct by law, and executive, who has authority to decide how to enforce law
• penalizing conduct that does not violate statute or Constitution invades province of legislature, which has the authority to limit conduct by law, and executive, who has authority to decide how to enforce law
• considering an appeal from a dismissal with prejudice pursuant to the district court's supervisory powers after the Ninth Circuit had, in the same case, previously reversed a dismissal with prejudice under the Due Process Clause
• considering an appeal from a dismissal with prejudice pursuant to the district court's supervisory powers after the Ninth Circuit had, in the same case, previously reversed a dismissal with prejudice under the Due Process Clause
• “The doctrine of separation of powers requires judicial respect for the independence of the prosecutor.”

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