If the evidence is not admissible, then it should not be considered, period. As an example of a judge taking it on himself to "do the right thing", U.S. Distri

If the evidence is not admissible, then it should not be considered, period. As an example of a judge taking it on himself to "do the right thing", U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan tried to conjure up some way to continue the prosecution of General Michael Flynn by appointing a special counsel after the US District Attorney had moved to dismiss the case. [1] Judge Sullivan thus tried to act as prosecutor, despite a unanimous SCOTUS ruling that such action was not allowed, and was ordered by the Appeals Court to dismiss. 1. https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/michael-flynns-case-ordered-dismissed-appeals-court-overrules/story?id=71426720 https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/michael-flynns-case-ordered-...