Epstein Secrets

Zelinsky, a prosecutor in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation...that the decision- making proce

ncing. Jordan "sent a four-page letter...to Timothy Shea" in the wake of "claims from Democrats and Aaron Zelinsky, a prosecutor in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation...that the decision- making process, in walking back the sentencing recommendation, was motivated by politics." Jordan wrote, "The Cha

t" and said Trump was "pointing out the rush to judgment to immediately say that there was a hate crime, as happened in this case, as happened with Jussie Smollett, as happened with the Covington Catholic boys." McEnany "would not respond to repeated follow-up questions about why Wallace should apologize, cons

president, the term "prosecutorial discretion" has actually not been employed (at least thus far) in analyzing the controversial events surrounding Mueller's decision to conclude that the president obstructed justice. Still, couldn't it have been? Putting aside the likely outcry had Mueller chosen to do

humility. Finally, in considering these thoughts, what might Justice Jackson have thought about how discretion was exercised in the prosecution of Jussie Smollett, especially after the indictment against him was filed by the district attorney? Was power abused; was truth sought; was the law served; and was dis

president, the term "prosecutorial discretion" has actually not been employed (at least thus far) in analyzing the controversial events surrounding Mueller's decision to conclude that the president obstructed justice. Still, couldn't it have been? Putting aside the likely outcry had Mueller chosen to d

humility. Finally, in considering these thoughts, what might Justice Jackson have thought about how discretion was exercised in the prosecution of Jussie Smollett, especially after the indictment against him was filed by the district attorney? Was power abused; was truth sought; was the law served; and was dis