I don't genuinely know if it's equality before the law. The justice department appears to apply law in a non-equal fashion (during a recent congressional questi

I don't genuinely know if it's equality before the law. The justice department appears to apply law in a non-equal fashion (during a recent congressional questioning, the chief of the justice department explained that he was more lenient on allies of the current administration due to their advanced age and their chances of dying from covid in jail, while there are plenty of other people older for which the justice department is not arguing leniency). A tried and true hat of investigation- interviewing someone with truths you know they will deny and then arresting them for lying- was determined by the justice department to be fundamentally unfair to an ally of the current administration, while the same strategy is currently being used to pursue cases related to parties who are not allies of the administration.