We began last year with an impeached president, a zealous prosecutor and the Independent Counsel Act. We ended the year with the same president, but the prosecutor and the law that empowered him were gone. We learned some things about the nature of justice according to Paul Butler.
January 05, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
We began last year with an impeached president, a zealous prosecutor and the Independent Counsel Act. We ended the year with the same president, but the prosecutor and the law that empowered him were gone. We learned some things about the nature of justice:
1. Selective prosecution is offensive.
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