GRABBING them and throwing them into PRISON, NOW! (And of course disbarring all of the attorneys.)

from prosecuting Johnson, and he’s also seeking the dismissal of all charges against him.

Prosecutors claim they watched only a few seconds of the video before turning off the recording.

Oonk argues that prosecutors failed to notify him immediately of the recording, but assistant state attorneys disagree and say they offered defense attorneys an opportunity to destroy the file. . .

“Every defense attorney in the county who has a client who’s spent any time in the jail is going to have to make some sort of request, some sort of motion to determine whether any of their conversations have been compromised.”

That could cause chaos in the county’s criminal justice system, he said.

“There are some clients that have taken significant sentences on cases, and if their conversations have been compromised, perhaps those pleas have to be set aside, or those trials – the verdicts have to be set aside,” Kirshy said. . .

AND: Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office, which operates the jail where Johnson is being held, had sent them a recording of at least one of the suspect’s conversations with his public defender.

I agree that it should be a life sentence felony and by doing nothing about or using the privileged material wouldn't that make the prosecutor an accomplice worthy of jail as well? (Not just disbarment)

They will do whatever they want to do regardless of the trivial fact that it may be illegal.
Then they will worry about coming up with a pitiful alibi if and when they get caught.