Cases they lost.

Documented decisions in which courts, or the Justice Department itself, addressed federal misconduct and its consequences.

First Circuit, 2009Limone v. United StatesConvictions vacated. The federal government was held liable for more than $100 million.
D.D.C. and DOJ Office of Professional Responsibility, 2009 to 2012United States v. Theodore F. StevensThe Justice Department asked the court to set aside the verdict and dismiss the indictment with prejudice.
Ninth Circuit, 2008, with a related fee opinion in 2011United States v. ChapmanIndictment dismissed with prejudice after a mistrial. The dismissal was affirmed.
Ninth Circuit, 2020United States v. BundyProsecution dismissed with prejudice for late disclosure of favorable evidence. The dismissal was affirmed.
M.D. Florida, 1997Ware v. United StatesAn FTCA claim over wrongful conviction and malicious continuation of prosecution was allowed to proceed past a notice objection.