It is not prosecutorial discretion to go into a law and say an entire category of people will no longer be subject to the law.
Eric Holder: “It is not prosecutorial discretion to go into a law and say an entire category of people will no longer be subject to…”
Editor's note · Context
Arguing that changing laws for specific groups is a legislative act.
Share
More from Eric Holder
It is going to have an impact in making sure that the election in 2024 will have the state legislature appropriately circumscribed with a decision going the other way, I'd be very concerned that state legislators might use the power that…
Not on my watch would we see a retrenchment, to go back to the America that existed before the great work that Ambassador Young and all those great heroes, heroines did before me,’’
The fact that it was included in the indictment that was returned in Florida is an indication I think that the Justice Department is confident that it is going to be able to prove that in fact, those documents that he had in his hands were…
This is a slam dunk. I mean, this is not -- this should not be a difficult case to resolve. This is a classic Section 2 violation of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, the crown jewel of the civil rights movement.





