Mimi Rocah
former district attorney of Westchester County, New York
Miriam E. Rocah is a former district attorney of Westchester County, New York, and former assistant U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, where she also served as chief of the Westchester Division.
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The federal agency charged with serving the American people and victims of crime should not be playing defense for the president.
“We are here today, and we are speaking, and we are not going to stop speaking,” said one survivor.
The nominee for a lifetime federal judgeship has demonstrated a total disregard for the high ethical standards to which most federal prosecutors hold themselves.
As the press first reported this tragedy, they did little to challenge the political framing established by the suspect.
Judge Dale E. Ho excoriated the Trump Justice Department’s arguments — and vindicated the prosecutors who refused to play along.
The Trump administration ordered the prosecution of New York Mayor Eric Adams to be dropped, so several assistant U.S. attorneys simply quit.
Holocaust Remembrance Day is an opportunity to confront dangerous conspiracies and denialism we’ve seen swarming around the Oct. 7 kidnappings.
As prosecutors, we know there are practical, commonsense legislative solutions that have saved lives — especially red flag laws.
Mimi Rocah, former federal prosecutor, reflects on Justice Ginsburg’s passing and her impact on women in law.
