This time, like i the E. Jean Carroll case, he will be judged by a jury of twelve of his fellow citizens. In fact, that will be the case in Manhattan and Georgia, too. These citizens will put aside their personal feelings and decide if the evidence proves beyond a "reasonable doubt," that he is guilty. If you think he's being singled out for prosecution, here's an idea. Tell him to stop doing things that appear to be illegal.
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