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In response, the Justice Department has called Halligan a “duly appointed and unbiased prosecutor” and argued that Comey has fallen well short of the standard required for dismissing a case as vindictive.

Self-deprecation isn’t much in evidence at the BBC these days as its staff take to their airwaves to insist how unbiased they are.

“The Department,” the spokesperson said, “is committed to timely and carefully reviewing all applications and making recommendations to the President that are consistent, unbiased, and uphold the rule of law.”

Some brokers call themselves senior advisers or Medicare consultants, which makes them sound like unbiased experts.

Trials are sometimes moved if the court system can’t find an unbiased jury, or if it just isn’t equipped for the job.