For My Enemies, the Law
About this episode
The episode discusses selective justice in the legal system, featuring topics like recent prosecutions, pardons, and updates on legal litigation.
More than ever, we live in a country of selective justice. Some commit crimes with impunity and others are forced to run the gauntlet. The events of last week contain many stark examples, from prosecutions to pardons. So Mark Allenbaugh and I couldn't wait until the new year to talk about it. So, here's one last episode for 2025! IN THIS EPISODE Conviction of Judge Hannah Dugan on Obstructing ICE and possible sentences; Epstein Files; The Pardon/Clemency situation; How pardon stats might be used to impact sentencing stats; Updates on Appointments Clause litigation; Solving Doug's Mystery tequila gift; A word on the "FIFA Peace Prize."
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