Our Attorney general "REFUSES TO INVESTIGATE UOFM, AND DAMN IT, IT'S MSU'S FAULT". Yep. Wrap your mind around that.

tGreenWay wrote:I’m going to raise hell on twitter, including calling for Nessel to recuse herself. If enough people take that approach, it might force her hand into investigating because you know she doesn’t want to give up all the publicity. The guy practiced for nearly forty years, and when the complaints started rolling in, all the school did was reassign him to athletics.

MiamiSpartan wrote:Wait, so is she basically saying, "By following one of the key components of the justice system that promotes fairness to the accused, MSU made my job harder. I will not be forced to work hard on a case again."

Cameron wrote:Attorney Generals are generally pieces of shit. I'm guessing either you guys are right with speculation that she's protecting her alma mater, or she thinks that without them waiving privilege, she won't have great odds of getting convictions and whatnot, and AGs love to be able to point to a sterling conviction percentage, because most of them care more about their own reputations and career trajectories than they do about actual justice being done.