Maybe it matters just to me, but how can the federal government stop a state murder prosecution and take the defendant - who everyone knows actually killed someone in the course of attempting to kill someone else - away without so much as a polite notification. That's a rhetorical question, by the way.
I enjoyed the show, despite all of the many flaws catalogued in other reviews. The longer it went, however, the worse it got.
Other questions that bother me and are not rhetorical:
Why did Little Mo change his mind?
What is the judge's intentions when he returns to prison at the end of the show? They did not show anyone forcing him to do so. Am I missing something?
I enjoyed the show, despite all of the many flaws catalogued in other reviews. The longer it went, however, the worse it got.
Other questions that bother me and are not rhetorical:
Why did Little Mo change his mind?
What is the judge's intentions when he returns to prison at the end of the show? They did not show anyone forcing him to do so. Am I missing something?