Nancy Grace “played fast and loose” with her ethical duties as a Fulton County, Ga., prosecutor in 1990, a federal appeals panel has declared, according to Law.com. “It is the third time appellate courts have admonished Grace for her conduct as a prosecutor in Georgia.”
More: “Asked whether her run-ins with appellate judges discredit her as a legal commentator, Grace noted that she tried more than 100 jury trials and handled thousands of guilty pleas in more than 10 years as a prosecutor. ‘It’s a lifetime of work,’ she said, noting that she decided to become a lawyer after her fiance was murdered.”
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