Discussing prosecutorial power at Ohio events on Tuesday

I have the honor and the pleasure of participating in two panel discussions on Tuesday sponsored by the Buckeye Institute for Public Policy Solutions, which will be focused on lessons to draw from this great new book by Jon Entine of the American Enterprise Institute tit;ed “No Crime But Prejudice: Fischer Homes, the Immigration Fiasco and Extra-judicial Prosecution.”  Details about these events (which take place in the early morning in Columbus and the late afternoon in Cincinnati) can be found here and here, and this is the introduction from the Buckeye Institute:

The justice system relies on extracting plea deals, sometimes even from the innocent and from supposedly deep-pocketed businesses. What happens when a public-minded business owner — in this case the CEO of a prominent Cincinnati and Columbus area homebuilder — risks his reputation and financial peril to fight for citizen’s rights, fairness in the justice system and the jobs of his associates?  Three distinguished panelists, including two former federal prosecutors and an internationally recognized expert on criminal law from The Ohio State University will be on hand to discuss concerns about the power of prosecutors and why we all should care.