01-22-2021, 12:29 AM
(01-21-2021, 04:05 PM)TreeWeird Wrote: - Zangrillo's attorneys had obtained a court order requiring USC to divulge what might be a great deal of embarrassing information about other prominent donors and alumni.Perhaps USC Trustee Barrack didn't intervene on behalf of Zangrillo. He may have argued for the benefit to USC not to air their laundry.
- The pardon means that Zangrillo will not be tried, and presumably USC will not need to provide the ordered information.
Is there no one at USC in trouble over this, whose trial could benefit from it?
