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He knows the CIA did something illegal, but is protecting them. If a mafia member shoots an innocent man, and a judge says "I feel bad for the guy, but the mafi
by kick 7y ago
He knows the CIA did something illegal, but is protecting them. If a mafia member shoots an innocent man, and a judge says "I feel bad for the guy, but the mafia is good for this city, so no can do; yunz are screwed!" it's fairly obvious what's happening.
He's preventing criminals from feeling the consequences of the law because of perceived value.
- corndoge 7y agoNo, he's upholding the law, whether he agrees with it or not, which is his job. A judge's job is to adjudicate based on the law and he adjudicated that states secrets was lawfully invoked.
- kick 7y agoThe Constitution comes before every other law, and allowing the Constitution to be waived is against his job.