Lucky for Kauder, as a politician he's immune to law, but its nevertheless absolutely embarrassing.
Lucky for Kauder, as a politician he's immune to law, but its nevertheless absolutely embarrassing.
Edit: I do not mean that such will always exist, though I guess that's an interesting debate in its own right.
The argument is the separation of powers: the judges shouldn't be able to interfere with the lawmakers.
You are free to find that argument convincing or not.
Much like sysadmins who make policy exceptions for their non-admin accounts!
Managers/CEOs dictating a 4 email per inbox policy and then getting it removed for them only when it causes them an inconvenience would be more like the above story.
He isn't receiving special treatment by the authorities in this case; currently no one would have their page aggressively taken down for this.