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But showing someone has poor discretion is the point. As an example, defending someone that had such generally agreed poor discretion is not, generally, showin
by taeric 5y ago
But showing someone has poor discretion is the point.
As an example, defending someone that had such generally agreed poor discretion is not, generally, showing good discretion either.
- dvt 5y agoYou're conflating the colloquial use of the word "discretion" with the legal term.
- Turing_Machine 5y agoNothing about either use makes her decisions immune to criticism. She is a lawyer, not an official in the medieval church.
- taeric 5y agoI don't really follow. The claim wasn't that she did something she wasn't allowed to do, by law. The claim is that she crossed moral lines by choosing to do so. Or am I missing some context here? Or do you have a different meaning on what discretion means? Legally and otherwise.