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Mike Nifong Case Summary
This was an example of a government agency rushing to be PC (politically correct). Additionally, Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson were quick to put these boys in jail to resurrect their notoriety; furthermore, neither have apologized to this day. There was no evidence other than the late accusations of a drunken dancer. The media played the two universities against one another and was clouded by race. This indictment was politically motivated, since Mike Nifong was pursuing career advancement via election. North Carolina District Attorney Roy Cooper took over the case in January 2007 after the state bar association filed ethics charges against Mike Nifong for withholding exculpatory evidence and making inflammatory statements about the case
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