“On the basis of the facts which I had at my disposal and in accordance with my understanding of extreme need, there was no criminal act. That was the gist of my ruling and I haven’t changed my opinion. Better yet, with the facts which I had, if I had to sit in judgment a hundred more times, I would […]
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