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Opinion | How Can a Trial Be Fair When the Judge Works for the Prosecutor?

Fannie Flagg
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November 6, 2022
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Opinion | How Can a Trial Be Fair When the Judge Works for the Prosecutor?

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Federal agencies also make the laws and hear appeals. The Supreme Court should take a skeptical look.

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