Absolutely not. That abhorrent statement is an incurable impropriety that should have disqualified Alvin Bragg from prosecuting that case.
Andrew Bailey: “Absolutely not. That abhorrent statement is an incurable impropriety that should have disqualified Alvin Bragg from…”
On the recordJune 12, 2024
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Bailey criticizes Alvin Bragg's conduct as a prosecutor.
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