On the recordJanuary 30, 2013
You want nothing else because if you drive cases forward because you feel like it or because you do not like the perpetrator or do not like the accused or really like the victim, you are using bias.
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congress.govYou want nothing else because if you drive cases forward because you feel like it or because you do not like the perpetrator or do not like the accused or really like the victim, you are using bias.
Gillibrand emphasizes the need for objectivity in prosecutorial decisions.
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