The Innocence Project, the organization devoted to getting wrongly-convicted individuals off the hook, is asking the state of Massachusetts to investigate the two prosecutors who were tied to the Sonja Farak drug chemist scandal.
The pair of assistant attorneys general, Anne Kaczmarek and Kris Foster, were both criticized by a Hampden Superior Court judge last month when he dismissed active drug cases connected to Farak, who pleaded guilty in 2014 to tampering with evidence in the Amherst lab from which she was based.
Specifically, they were accused of trying to trying to hide the fact that Farak stole drug samples and then withheld evidence.
The Innocence Project heavily cited Judge Richard Carey's ruling last month in its complaints, sent on Friday to the Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers.