Brown v. State

The majority disposes of this ease by contending that appellant raised only a disciplinary rule violation and that a disciplinary rule violation, alone, does not constitute reversible error. While I agree that the mere violation of a disciplinary rule is not a ground for reversal, I disagree with the majority’s conclusion that appellant alleges only a disciplinary rule violation. But because I believe that the due process clause was not violated by the prosecutor’s continued participation in this case, I concur in the Court’s judgment.

I. Preservation of Error

The Court of Appeals held that the…