When is a fact a fact? Only when it fits your agenda, apparently. We're not in court, so if I hear the DA say she was reluctant, I tend to believe she was reluctant. You're a master of double talk. The perp didn't go free. He went to jail.The guilty plea was part of a deal that led to freedom. Snopes assertion of 'false' is thereby false. The reluctance aspect is based in hearsay but presented by snopes as fact.The prosecutor, Mahlon Gibson, said she was reluctant according to the article. Here's another cite detailing what he said.Snopes needs to be snoped. Where is their proof Hillary was 'reluctant' to take the case, as snopes phrased it? She plead the verdict down which is admission of guilt which again contradicts snopes.
“Hillary told me she didn’t want to take that case, she made that very clear,” recalls prosecutor Gibson, who phoned her with the judge’s order.
“I didn’t feel comfortable taking on such a client, but Mahlon gently reminded me that I couldn’t very well refuse the judge’s request,” the eventual first lady writes in “Living History ”.
For young Clinton, rape case caused ideals clash
How does the guilty plea contradict snopes? I think you misunderstand how the judicial process works. If you take a plea, there is no trial and, therefore, no verdict. Other than to say that, I'm a bit confused by that part of your post. Perhaps you could tell us little bit more about where you see the contradiction.
Snopes needs to be snoped.