'Broadview 6' Charges Dropped After Feds Admit To Errors And Misconduct
About this episode
Charges against four Broadview protesters were dropped after federal prosecutors admitted to misconduct during the grand jury proceedings.
Charges against four Broadview protesters accused of impeding immigration officers were dropped Thursday after the U.S. Attorney’s Office made the extraordinary admission that federal prosecutors had committed misconduct during the grand jury proceedings that led to charges being filed in the first place.
Topics covered
- legal issues
- protests
- immigration
- federal misconduct
- criminal justice
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