Charles, "Prosecutors are also likely to use questionable expertise because of the relationship the government has with forensic laboratories. Kleinig (2008) identified other examples of prosecutorial misconduct, such as coaching witnesses, overstatement about the evidence in the opening and closing statements, and zealous resistance to appeals that may reflect poorly on their work. " http://criminal-justice.iresearchnet.com/criminal-justice-ethics/court-ethics/ I think all of this talk about coaching witnesses is ridiculous. Both sides do it. The defense literally always does this so I don't see the big issue. Your thoughts?