I Don't Really Want To Have Any

I Don't Like Juries Having The Wool Pulled Over Their Eyes. I Don't Think That's What The Constitution Is About.

I Always Thought That Was One Of The Single Most Important Things A Prosecutor Could Do Is To Seek Justice For The Families Of Victims.

Honestly, Some Cases Have Been More Famous Than Others - Like Tot Mom, Or Steven Avery, Or Scott Peterson - But I Would Not Characterize Any One As Being More Special To Me, More Intriguing, Or More Important Because That Would Be Placing One Victim As More Important, Or One Defendant As More [notorious] Than Others, And I Don't Think That's Right.

With Keith's [my Fiance] Murder, I Was Changed. I Thought I Would Be A Prosecutor Forever, But There Were So Many Days When I Would Leave The Courtroom During A Trial, And Go Down The Hall To The Ladies' Room, And Go Into A Little Stall, And Cry.

If I Dare To Tear Up Or Shed A Tear, Then I'm Criticized For That As Well! It's A Horrible Double Standard, But Quite Frankly, I Don't Have Time Enough To Fight That Battle And Fight Crime. I Chose To Fight Crime And Ignore The Rest. I Just Keep Going To The Best I Can.