The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office yesterday recommended dismissing the sexual assault charges against Dominique Strauss-Kahn. Whether you feel that the defendant is getting an unwarranted break or, conversely, that he should never have been charged, the result is all but inevitable given the obligations that constrain the district attorney.

See “Prosecutors Seek to Dismiss Strauss-Kahn Charges.”

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