Well isn't that special! Don't you think it's a little unprofessional for a sitting judge to be making statements like that before the Grand Jury is convened -- or at any time after, for that matter? One might think such remarks might be intended to prejudice the jury.
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Well isn't that special! Don't you think it's a little unprofessional for a sitting judge to be making statements like that before the Grand Jury is convened -- or at any time after, for that matter? One might think such remarks might be intended to prejudice the jury.
It was probably the judge who had to hear Don's case in 1998. And he can damn well say what he wants, because he will NOT be hearing anything coming out of the Grand Jury, as he will have a prejudiced view of the case from having dealt with Don.