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A judge is capable of saying the law is improper, you're not guilty, but a judge isn't capable of criminalizing conduct which the law doesn't make criminal, no
by LorenPechtel 7y ago
A judge is capable of saying the law is improper, you're not guilty, but a judge isn't capable of criminalizing conduct which the law doesn't make criminal, no matter how obvious it is that they did something wrong.
For example, a drug dealer who walked because the state law misspelled the drug. A one character error but it was a perfectly valid chemical name, just not the one they intended to make illegal.