This Judge Is Cartoonishly Evil
Not exactly a paragon of judicial ethics.
Not exactly a paragon of judicial ethics.
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But it makes for a great movie.
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He probably violated some cannons of judicial ethics along the way.
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Lots to chew on this week.
There's no legal argument that Superman is anything but an immigrant.
What, like you can’t handle the truth?
This judge knows what he's writing about!
If only every cross examination was like this.