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1.1-55
It describes a series of changes in the prison from beginning to end, showing the variatoin of emotion, mood, and thinking of the prisoners. At first, the life just likes the end of the world, completely supervised by the law. However, people feel that the trial in the prison is worthy in the end.
2.2-11
What will a judge do when he or she know that the jury makes a wrong verdict? The author knows one judge who came across with the similar situation. In that case, due to the help of cops, the defendent took advantage of the judgment. However, the judge knew the truth and whispered about the dirty tactics.
3.1-28
As a matter of fact, if the judge thinks the verdict of the jury is unconvincing, the judge has the power to make the decision about the case, a situation called a judgment notwithstanding the verdict. As we know, a judge views a case according to laws, while a jury shows its opinion in terms of facts. Thus, when the facts involving jury's emotion cannot persude the judge, the judge have the right to set aside a jury verdict. What's more, this condition applies to both civil and criminal cases.
4.2-18
B wants to sue Obama, but the author shows his/her idea that from two points, B cannot win in the court. For instance, unlike Bush, Obama uses is authority more wisely, cooperating with business to support Obamacare and respecting gay marriage to attract attention.
5.1-50
On the one hand, B doesn't make a clear strategy to file the lawsuit. In the Supreme Court, there are some radical Repulicans rewriting the First Amendment to protect the freedom of corporation. The author expects to see the interesting result. On the other hand, O's party hopes that O's lawsuit can help it win status in the government. However, the author also disapproves of this tactic by pointing out that most Americans have their own opinions about the truth.
6.8-04
As a general rule of thumb, there is a certain process of a lawsuit. However, B sued O without such a part in his lawsuit. T evaluated the event in three aspects. The second point is that B thinked that one of the employer laws supported by O did harm to people. However, the group of people is a very minority. T and the author both think that B wanted the impeachment of the president. But will B and his party get the desired result? It may not happen.
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