evenhandedly

She could continue her pattern from last year, or she could use her second turn in the spotlight to adjudicate the documents case more evenhandedly.

“We didn’t jump on rap at all as being a threat to the republic; we covered that stuff pretty evenhandedly,” Mr. Loder said.

FBI Director Christopher Wray told a Senate committee in November that about 70% of abortion-related violence under investigation was directed at pro-life groups, and insisted that the bureau was treating both sides evenhandedly.

At the end of the day, we have to follow the legal system and apply it evenhandedly — but that should be done as expeditiously as possible.

As to that criticism, Eslinger noted that Childs had not only handled employment defense cases but also represented plaintiffs against employers, doing both evenhandedly.