Latest from Anchorage Daily News - Former Sen. Ted Stevens
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- Special prosecutor in Stevens case can force testimony
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- Stevens prosecutor may be removed from another case
- Fishermen laud ex-Sen. Stevens
- DC court lifts law sanctions
- Transcripts show Stevens turned down a plea offer
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- Holder vows change after Stevens debacle
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- Alaska Bar withdraws motion on license
- Holder warns US prosecutors of increased scrutiny
- State House wants US apology to Stevens
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- Profile: Judge Emmet Sullivan
- Judge's list of prosecution missteps
- Judge says Stevens case misconduct not unique
- Bios of prosecutors under criminal investigation
- Stevens conviction dismissed; judge orders prosecution investigation
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Holder warns US prosecutors of increased scrutiny
Wednesday, April 8, 2009WASHINGTON -- Attorney General Eric Holder on Wednesday warned federal prosecutors of increased scrutiny in the wake of mistakes in the corruption case against former Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens.
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