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Duncan Levin in MS NOW: The Danger of Politicized Prosecutions

In his latest MS NOW opinion piece, Duncan Levin examines the erosion of prosecutorial independence and the danger of allowing political pressure to influence individual criminal cases.

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Duncan Levin in MS NOW: The Case Against Todd Blanche

Duncan Levin examines Todd Blanche’s record at the Justice Department and the broader implications for prosecutorial independence and the rule of law.

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Duncan Levin Examines the Senate’s Constitutional Role in Todd Blanche’s Confirmation

In his latest MS NOW opinion article, Duncan Levin argues that Todd Blanche’s confirmation presents a constitutional question: whether the Senate will legitimize a Justice Department that protects the president, pursues his perceived enemies, and converts political grievances into federal investigations.

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Duncan Levin Examines the Criminal Referral Against Former Special Counsel Jack Smith

In his latest MS NOW opinion article, Duncan Levin analyzes the legal deficiencies in Jim Jordan’s criminal referral of Jack Smith and the danger of using federal criminal process to punish a prosecutor for investigating the president.

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Duncan Levin to Speak at Beverly Hills Bar Association Program on Challenging Visual Evidence in Modern Prosecutions

Duncan Levin will speak at a Beverly Hills Bar Association program examining how deepfakes, synthetic media, and AI-generated visual and audio evidence are reshaping authentication, chain of custody, and evidentiary reliability in modern criminal prosecutions.

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Duncan Levin in The Boston Globe: How a Wikipedia Joke Became an Internet “Fact”

Duncan Levin writes in The Boston Globe about misinformation, inherited “facts,” and how repetition can turn a joke into apparent authority.

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Duncan Levin Writes in The Regulatory Review on DOJ’s Corporate Enforcement Policy

Duncan Levin, Esq. examines how DOJ’s new corporate enforcement policy transforms prosecutorial discretion into real-time corporate governance through the threat of indictment.

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Duncan Levin Publishes MS NOW Opinion Essay on the DOJ Inquiry Tied to Reid Hoffman, E. Jean Carroll

Duncan Levin writes in MS NOW that the reported DOJ inquiry tied to Reid Hoffman’s nonprofit and E. Jean Carroll’s civil case against Donald Trump raises serious concerns about prosecutorial restraint, political retaliation, and the proper use of federal criminal power.

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Duncan Levin Publishes Columbia Law School Blue Sky Blog Essay on Fairness, Transparency, and Discretion in Criminal Justice

Duncan Levin’s latest essay in Columbia Law School’s Blue Sky Blog examines the sharp contrast between DOJ’s increasingly structured framework for corporate criminal enforcement and the far less transparent process often faced by individual defendants.

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Duncan Levin Examines DOJ Independence in New MS NOW Opinion Piece

Duncan Levin writes in MS NOW that Todd Blanche’s Senate testimony raised serious concerns about DOJ independence, prosecutorial restraint, and the Department’s obligation to stand apart from political advocacy.

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