bripat9643
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Such as?Sure. Because calling a witness who damages your case is entirely consistent with wanting to succeed in the prosecution.
There's a history here. The judge has had to specifically prevent Durham from introducing unnecessary information whose only purpose is to attack people who aren't on trial.
Same can be said with the extent of his indictments. They were narratives of his conspiracy theory, not facts relevant to prosecution. He can't prove his little conspiracy in court so he has to be creative about how to put it into the public sphere.
What a load.