You have no possibility, here, of pulling away from the facts which include your prior mistaken claim.
The last word doesn’t necessarily count. But logic and truth in a last sentence sure are powerful.
This explains your butthurt.
don’t flip and flop so much. You look silly like that.
There are all types of prosecutorial misconduct. You know what the types all involve? Misconduct. And prosecutors.
And it can come before trial.
So you were wrong. And since you were wrong about that, maybe you’re wrong when you claim that Smith can’t have committed pros mis already because there is no trial yet. Yes. By golly. That’s it. You could be just as wrong as you were earlier.
And you are. Maybe, already, before trial, Amith may have engaged in pros mis which resulted ( in that other case I cited) a dismissal before trial. Aha!
Yes. Yes. You see it now. Surely. Not only were you wrong, but I have been right all along! And while it is unlikely, but it is absolutely possible that a judge could dismiss Smith’s felony case against Trump, with prejudice.
“With prejudice” (for those who don’t already know) means dismissed with an order prohibiting re-prosecution.