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Majority is not how criminal issues are decided, so that's not an appropriate bar for public opinion. For example (similar, but exactly the same angle), a conv
by gohrt 13y ago
Majority is not how criminal issues are decided, so that's not an appropriate bar for public opinion.
For example (similar, but exactly the same angle), a conviction requires a unanimous vote, not a majority vote.
- skwirl 13y agoI was replying to someone who wanted to pressure the administration into firing a prosecutor for prosecuting Snowden. It seems unlikely that they will be swayed when the majority of Americans want Snowden prosecuted.