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"The prosecution is not acting justly," he said.

The good news that ultimately topped headlines in 2022 is justly celebratory, but the subsequent difficulties we see heighten the notion that a union needs cohesion, direction and sustenance beyond a star organizer having a well-earned moment.

Jones, a stand-up comedian, was justly celebrated for his portrayal of the movie’s title character.

If “any error” or “fraud is discovered, the Board shall determine a method to compute the votes justly.”

In counties like Spalding, Ware and Troup — with Republican-leaning boards and at least a few Democratic-heavy precincts — the conservative majority has the power to determine how to “compute the votes justly.”