You can tell a lawyer is losing a case when he offers the court an exit ramp even before a verdict. That’s how the Justice Department is trying to save its floundering antitrust case against an AT&T-Time Warner merger, and we hope federal Judge Richard Leon doesn’t fall for it.
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