“It’s sort of like the “simple” explanation for a man eating another man’s face being that he just got hungry.”
Are you serious?
99.9999% of people DON’T eat someone’s face when they are hungry. So this is a RIDICULOUSLY NON-SIMPLE explanation. “Simple” precludes HIGHLY IMPROBABLE.
How many judges issue ex parte invitations to the defendant of a case they considered that very day? And how many announce that ex parte invitation to the national press so that it is reported on the same day that people are waiting to hear what the judge ruled on the defendant’s case?
Especially in something really important to a lot of people. Say, for instance, the judge for OJ Simpson inviting him over for cookies and coffee, and a tour of the courthouse right after the trial maybe - and the judge make sure that the invitation gets announced to the press so it’s reported nationwide. You know, that kind of thing. How often is that done?
I’d like to see some stats on that, sir - as well as some potential reasons for the rates at which we see this phenomenon.