Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Dominique Strauss-Kahn sexual assault case
Already, the article had been edited to try removing some 2nd sources, for each major point, to reduce the size of the article. However, the tactic of double-sourcing for each issue, with 2 independent sources, avoids the problem of including a one-report emphasis of details, and losing  verification if one source is judged to be non-. Typically, if an issue is stated in 2 sources, then it is less likely to be a one-person bias about the events, so the article has been expanded for double-sourcing of major issues. As for expansion, details can be added for the indictment on 7 reported charges, concerns of his legal rights (to appear in dress-code attire), and his terms of bail to house arrest ($1 million +$5 million bond), plus he was required to surrender his passport, and his United Nations travel document, known as a ''laissez-passez'', over the weekend. Perhaps some editors did not realize how, in New York City, a "news" case can go from arrest+Crime scene investigator|CSI+indictment in just 5 days, becoming official incarceration facing 15-20 years in prison. Long story short, all these issues (to be expanded) would seem to be clearly  details in the bio-page article, but essential to understand the 7 charges against him, the restrictions while awaiting trial, plus allow viewpoints of concerns about his legal rights as a French citizen
— [[User talk:Wikid77|Wikid77]], 01:18, 23 May 2011 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:V||WP:RS||WP:UNDUE (Wikipedia:Verifiability)