On the recordMarch 5, 2013
No, I do not look at what necessarily was charged as much as what was offered in terms of how the case might have been resolved.
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congress.govNo, I do not look at what necessarily was charged as much as what was offered in terms of how the case might have been resolved.
Holder emphasizes focusing on the plea offer rather than the charges themselves.
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