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Two prosecutors resigned after they said Philly DA Larry Krasner ‘sought to discredit’ them in court

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Katherine Ernst and Steven Wildberger said in a memo that Krasner made misstatements about them in court documents, making it "impossible" to stay in their jobs. Krasner denied wrongdoing.

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    Two prosecutors said if Philly DA Larry Krasner doesn’t retract ‘untrue’ court filings, they will quit (opens Philadelphia Inquirer)

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    Katherine Ernst and Steven Wildberger said Krasner made a series of "misstatements" about them. Krasner denied that and said the duo has been insubordinate.

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    Two prosecutors resigned after they said Philly DA Larry Krasner ‘sought to discredit’ them in court (opens Philadelphia Inquirer)

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    Katherine Ernst and Steven Wildberger said in a memo that Krasner made misstatements about them in court documents, making it "impossible" to stay in their jobs. Krasner denied wrongdoing.

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