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Attorney Brendan Sullivan Extended Interview
Famed criminal defense attorney discusses the ill-fated prosecution of the late Alaska Senator Ted Stevens (R-AK), in which prosecutors withheld critical evidence from the defense and stood silently as some of their key witnesses testified falsely. Sullivan talks about what went wrong in the case and offers some suggestions for improvements at the U.S. Department of Justice.
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