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This is pretty common treatment for criminal cases. The actual rulings are pretty complicated and they try real hard to connect the defendant to the thing you k
by legitster 5y ago
This is pretty common treatment for criminal cases. The actual rulings are pretty complicated and they try real hard to connect the defendant to the thing you know him from.
- RNCTX 5y agoThis one doesn't seem very complicated to me. The US Attorney declined the case, so Chevron bought the court. As for the tiptoeing of the NY Times, that would be because virtually every politician that Donziger might appeal to for intervention also either has worked for a law firm representing Chevron themselves, or has a family member working for a law firm representing Chevron.