That's a useful term, "colloquial" rather than the "legal sense," especially for a prosecutor's office explaining its legal actions to the public. Alright, then. Lots of things we feared were outright lies will turn out to be innocent after all.
If the government were to aim at the 'colloquial' rather than the 'legal sense' for the purpose of prosecution, that would be worth rebellion. I suppose it's less so if it's used as an excuse for not using force against a citizen.
If the government were to aim at the 'colloquial' rather than the 'legal sense' for the purpose of prosecution, that would be worth rebellion. I suppose it's less so if it's used as an excuse for not using force against a citizen.
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