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Perhaps, but the court of public opinion seems to already have made a decision.
by sorokod 5y ago
Perhaps, but the court of public opinion seems to already have made a decision.
- nadavwr 5y agoI seriously doubt that, and besides -- it is up to judges whether evidence are admitted, not public opinion.
- smorgusofborg 5y agoReminds me of Eliot Spitzer. An executive can't use corruption of process under them as a shield or all corrupt executives would rely on damage to due process to be unaccountable.