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ST. LOUIS � Eight assistant U.S. attorneys will soon be working
alongside city prosecutors to help prosecute some of the city's most
serious cases as St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore's administration
continues to dig out from the backlog of cases Kim Gardner�s
administration left behind.

The group of eight federal prosecutors include some former city
prosecutors who worked during Gardner�s administration as well as her
predecessor Jennifer Joyce. Some of them also once worked in the St.
Louis County prosecutor�s office.

They are now cross-designated to work in the Circuit Attorney�s Office.
The agreement is the first of its kind in St. Louis, according to Gore�s
office.

�The extraordinary experience of these prosecutors will serve the City
of St. Louis in new and unprecedented ways. I want to extend my sincere
thanks to U.S. Attorney Sayler Fleming for her partnership,� Gore wrote
in a statement. �This will immediately give us increased capacity to
handle our most serious cases.�

Six of the attorneys were sworn in Tuesday by St. Louis Circuit
Presiding Judge Elizabeth Hogan. Two will be sworn in over the next few
weeks, with several more later this summer, according to Gore�s office.

Each prosecutor will continue to maintain their federal caseloads while
handling homicide cases pending in the city. The group collectively has
more than 40 years of experience as St. Louis City or St. Louis County
prosecutors.

This partnership is a rare move, the first of its kind in St. Louis.

"The federal government has the FBI. They often help cooperate with
local prosecutors and they're not beholden to the people. They work for
the U.S. Attorney so federal prosecutors don't, as a general matter,
don't have to worry about the next election," said 5 On Your Side Legal
Analyst Anders Walker.

He believes the move could lead to quick prosecutions.

"Clearly, hiring these federal prosecutors is hiring people with
experience...It's good news for victims. They might see their cases
adjudicated. They might see some justice. It's probably bad news for
people who are guilty of crime," he said.

Walker said he believes it shows Gore is doing everything he can to
clear the backlog of cases.

�We have always worked closely with the St. Louis Circuit Attorney�s
Office, but today�s swearing-in represents a significant expansion of
that relationship,� wrote U.S. Attorney Sayler A. Fleming. �I�d like to
thank Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore for allowing us to do our part to help
the criminal justice system in the City of St. Louis.�

The assistant U.S. Attorneys cross-designated to serve in the Circuit
Attorney�s Office include: Paul D�Agrosa, Hal Goldsmith, Christine Krug,
Nicholas Lake, Matthew Martin, Jerome McDonald, Jennifer Szczucinski and
Ashley Walker.

Since Gov. Mike Parson appointed Gore to replace Gardner on June 1, Gore
has hired 12 attorneys.

Gardner abruptly resigned May 16 after public scrutiny of her
administration mounted. When she left, only one prosecutor was left to
handle more than 500 serious felony cases.

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