Deletion of Acquittal of Bassam Al Rawi

Comment: hard to prove lasting impact when it just happened. The reactions/protests/press articles have been popping up about this story in many publications to show , and there is some great national-level coverage, so not your average local assault case http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/bassam-al-rawi-taxi-cab-sexual-assault-halifax-1.2875142 http://news.nationalpost.com/tag/bassam-al-rawi  https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2017/03/07/crown-appealing-halifax-taxi-drivers-acquittal-in-a-drunk-can-consent-case.html. And much like People v. Turner, I would argue it ''is'' likely to have a lasting impact on public discourse.  Perhaps a renaming would be in order, to draw less attention to Al Rawi and instead bring attention to the case at large (as he wasn't actually proven guilty according to the law, circumstantial evidence aside
Stance: keep
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