The DOJ had fought hard for years to preserve the convictions and the case, so its change of heart is surprising, but it comes under an administration that has taken a much softer stance on white collar crime.
The DOJ had fought hard for years to preserve the convictions and the case, so its change of heart is surprising, but it comes under an administration that has taken a much softer stance on white collar crime.
ONE: the 6th Circuit in 2012 (Jeffries) used the "objective standard" — what a reasonable person might determine to be a threat — to find the threat did not have to be specific or directly enunciated.
ONE: the 6th Circuit in 2012 (Jeffries) used the "objective standard" — what a reasonable person might determine to be a threat — to find the threat did not have to be specific or directly enunciated.
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Now he won't have to pay that & is a free man.
Now he won't have to pay that & is a free man.