> Public commentary on this issue is completely ignoring that.
No, lots of public commentary is condemning her for what she did but not want to see her entire future destroyed by federal conviction. Even if she's acquitted it's traumatic and destructive.
It's the kind of thing that could have been dealt with entirely within the school.
No, lots of public commentary is condemning her for what she did but not want to see her entire future destroyed by federal conviction. Even if she's acquitted it's traumatic and destructive.
It's the kind of thing that could have been dealt with entirely within the school.