Check out this video and please read the article here from Huffington Post. Prosecutorial immunity is an issue that affects all prosecutors and all the defendants in the criminal justice system. I've previously posted briefly on this issue.

It is a difficult area. Do you think that prosecutors should be opened up to more civil and criminal liability? Under what circumstances. I think there is an argument for it when a prosecutor willfully and knowingly destroys exculpatory evidence or prosecutes an innocent person, but what about when the prosecutor is acting in good faith?