Misconduct‑tainted Prosecutors Run for Judge

A prosecutor with documented instances of withholding evidence and racist conduct is campaigning to become a judge, showing how career advancement can proceed despite findings that undermine trial fairness. The pattern raises concerns about who is eligible to oversee courts and how disclosure, vetting, and electoral systems handle prosecutorial misconduct. — If prosecutors with proven misconduct become judges, it can entrench unfair convictions, erode trust in courts, and shift power toward officials who escaped accountability.