Most Americans would assume that federal judges -- ostensibly some of the most important arbiters in the U.S. judiciary system -- would have a pretty good grasp of the basic facts. Things like who, what, when, where, and why are all rather important topics when presiding over any tenuous legal...
Most Americans would assume that federal judges — ostensibly some of the most important arbiters in the U.S. judiciary system — would have a pretty good grasp of the basic facts. Things like who, what, when, where, and why are all rather important topics when presiding over any tenuous legal…
