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How a J6 lawyer admitted Trump's own 'selective and vindictive' abuse of the law
Defense lawyer Roger Roots claims Trump’s pardons responded to high conviction rates and harsh sentences in January 6 prosecutions, while critics highlight omitted facts and distorted comparisons.
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How a J6 lawyer admitted Trump's own 'selective and vindictive' abuse of the law
Last week, the American Society of Criminology (ASC) held its 80th Annual Meetings in Washington, D.C. The theme was Criminology, Law, and the Democratic Ideal.On day two, I found myself in an impromptu debate with Roger Roots. The name may not be familiar but perhaps it should be. As a January 6 de...
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