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In reply to the discussion: It's amazing to me, how many ... [View all]1StrongBlackMan
(31,849 posts)155. LOL ...
An able prosecutor calls the credible witnesses, leaving the Defense to call the bad ones, then easily refutes the bad witnesses and discredits the Defense.
Yeah, this is the exact opposite of what this "prosecutor" did ... he refuted and challenged the witnesses and evidence that, normally, would have made his case before the GJ, and left the suspect's testimony unchallenged.
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Really? How would you know? I'm enraged over BOTH. And both DW and OJ are GUILTY.
WinkyDink
Dec 2014
#62
my guess--and it's just a guess-- is that his football stardom outweighed his skin color
BlancheSplanchnik
Dec 2014
#133
Hey, I was angry about the OJ verdict, and believe me - I am FURIOUS about this one!
calimary
Dec 2014
#149
The you must have loved the Medical Examiner saying that Wilson must be telling the
NoJusticeNoPeace
Dec 2014
#32
And when they allegedly corrected that error of the statute they did NOT point out to the
NoJusticeNoPeace
Dec 2014
#43
Does every law enforcement training program say the officer is to empty his weapon
Bandit
Dec 2014
#18
Sounds like we have allowed police to become judge, jury and executioner...This is not a
NoJusticeNoPeace
Dec 2014
#35
"And then he changed the subject" - that is a truly sad vignette you depict, especially
KingCharlemagne
Dec 2014
#150
The evidence they did not get was in the package but the prosecutor told the GJ that these
jwirr
Dec 2014
#20
A prosecutor needs to consider what he can use in court if an indictment is handed down.
badtoworse
Dec 2014
#120
Unfortunately for justice - McCulloch considered anything that he did not agree with as tainted. We
jwirr
Dec 2014
#123
On that I agree that if true they would be really bad for any case. Unfortunately the prosecution
jwirr
Dec 2014
#127
I don't disagree with most of what you posted, but I think there is more to it.
badtoworse
Dec 2014
#106
No intention to be insulting or patronizing and I apologize if I came off that way.
badtoworse
Dec 2014
#114
And then don't forget his assistant gave them the wrong law to use in this case and did not make a
jwirr
Dec 2014
#124
The central thing that has bugged me about this GJ presentation all along: why the fuck
KingCharlemagne
Dec 2014
#151
You are mistaken. The grand jury was not asked whether "a crime could possibly have been committed".
Nye Bevan
Dec 2014
#50
Many DUers have stated that the prosecutor should have selectively presented cherry-picked evidence
Nye Bevan
Dec 2014
#46
They handed the jurors a statute that said it was legal for a cop to shoot a fleeing suspect
BrotherIvan
Dec 2014
#47
So the correct version of the law was presented to the grand jurors before the deliberations began.
Nye Bevan
Dec 2014
#52
Can you link us to where it was explained to the GJ what the mistake was?
NoJusticeNoPeace
Dec 2014
#54
Yeap, they're even criminalizing the 12yr old kids who was murdered parents!!!!!
uponit7771
Dec 2014
#87
I have posted that question before,but I have never gotten a legal expert's answer.
mainstreetonce
Dec 2014
#38
I am not a lawyer, but it is my understanding that the GJ is not a judgement to be
logosoco
Dec 2014
#44