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Josh Marquis - Should prosecutors be held accountable for repeat offenders?
A Virginia prosecutor is facing a federal investigation after a murder case involving a suspect with dozens of prior arrests reignited debate over charging decisions and public safety. When repeat offenders keep getting released, who should be held responsible?
Josh Marquis is Assistant to the District Attorney in Linn County, former Vice President of the National District Attorneys Association, and former President of the Oregon District Attorneys Association. He joins the show to discuss the Justice Department investigation into Fairfax Commonwealth’s Attorney Steve Descano, concerns surrounding prosecutorial discretion, and the broader national debate over crime policy and accountability.
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By The Lars Larson ShowA Virginia prosecutor is facing a federal investigation after a murder case involving a suspect with dozens of prior arrests reignited debate over charging decisions and public safety. When repeat offenders keep getting released, who should be held responsible?
Josh Marquis is Assistant to the District Attorney in Linn County, former Vice President of the National District Attorneys Association, and former President of the Oregon District Attorneys Association. He joins the show to discuss the Justice Department investigation into Fairfax Commonwealth’s Attorney Steve Descano, concerns surrounding prosecutorial discretion, and the broader national debate over crime policy and accountability.
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