The world creates strange bedfellows when we’re all fighting against tyranny.

There is a lot of nuance we were taught in j-school and appears to have, while valid for most people, only works for reporters if we witness the event happening. It’s frustrating, I know (imagine writing this stuff for class!).

Because if they say he did break the law and the courts don’t agree, then it’s a case for libel. Legal journalism requires keeping open the possibility the courts or juries disagree. It helps prevent needless litigation.

Oh, the name is Rate, not the request.

The field itself: 8 of 10. Not a fan of the layout for the outfield but still quality grass.
Food: 10 out of 10. Best bang for the buck in the city, just have to endure bad entertainment.
On field production: 0 out of 10. This is where the field lacks.
Overall, I rate it 5 out of 10.