A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel seemed ready Tuesday to reverse a district judge's decision to dismiss criminal charges against two white supremacist protesters based on selective prosecution because three counter-protesters were not charged.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Alexander P. Robbins argued that federal prosecutors "would get laughed out of court" if they charged the counter-protesters, who used their fists and pepper spray in battles with members of the...
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