To: wimpycat
If the judge -- who gave permission to use his name -- thought the newspaper had misquoted him, he would presumably have demanded a retraction/correction. Since apparently he hasn't, I gather he's prepared to stand by his words. This is a major difference between public-record statements and "hearsay."
To: betty boop
Well, the police were "on the record" when they were talking about Matthews' firing on the cops and all that, and the police chief never demanded a retraction of whatever was said in his name, so do you think he's prepared to stand by his department?
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