He argued that the judges weren't culpable for the atrocity and should not make any changes out of "misplaced sense of guilt"; when Dredd pushed for a public referendum on judicial control, Nile was worried that people wouldn't vote for them.
When Dredd pushed for a public referendum on judicial control, Nile was worried that people would not vote for them. He argued that the judges were not culpable for the atrocity and should not make any changes out of a "misplaced sense of guilt".
He argued that the judges were not culpable for the atrocity and should not make any changes out of a "misplaced sense of guilt". When Dredd pushed for a public referendum on judicial control, Nile was worried that people would not vote for them.
He argued that the judges were not culpable for the atrocity and should not make any changes out of a "misplaced sense of guilt". When Dredd pushed for a public referendum on judicial control, Nile was worried that people would not vote for them.