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: Houston's Clear ThinkersThe Journal's curious case of myopia
By Tom Kirkendall
Bully for the Wall Street Journal for running this editorial last week decrying the prosecutorial misconduct of the Justice Department in obtaining the conviction of former Alaska Senator Ted Stevens on ethics charges.
However, where was the nation's leading business newspaper when even more egregious prosecutorial misconduct was involved in criminal cases that the DOJ brought in regard to Enron, particularly the prosecution of Jeff Skilling?
Could it be that the Journal was invested in the DOJ's myth regarding Enron?
How ironic that the WSJ condemns prosecutorial misconduct with regard to the case against a politician, but largely ignores it in cases against businesspeople.
Full post as published by Houston's Clear Thinkers on February 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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