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Experts say some of the legal action is warranted and paved the way for reform.

In between the two cases, prosecutors watched his home, reviewed the evidence and determined that a murder charge was warranted.

“You don’t see teams celebrate after a game, a walk-off like that, but I just think it was certainly warranted.”

The authors suggest that “Concern about the expected blizzard of election-related misinformation is warranted, given the capacity of false information to boost polarization and undermine trust in electoral processes.”

It concluded this was a case of serious misconduct that warranted a severe punishment to act as a deterrent.