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In reply to the discussion: Jimmy Carter: Jury made ‘right decision’ [View all]Fringe
(175 posts)80. Nope, he is defending racism.
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exactly.... I think beyond the prosecutor mistakes, the judges' inappropriately limited instruction.
hlthe2b
Jul 2013
#6
There it is!!! This trial was just for show to quiet us darkies up. They wanted to
Liberal_Stalwart71
Jul 2013
#87
That is definitely an omission. Truth is, there was no one on that jury with the empathy and guts
Hoyt
Jul 2013
#68
The problem is a juror isn't supposed to base a verdict on empathy and guts
titaniumsalute
Jul 2013
#85
I have to disagree with my favorite President. There was enough evidence presented to
kelliekat44
Jul 2013
#67
They may have made the correct legal decision but it wasn't the right decision.
Kablooie
Jul 2013
#9
It is very common for juries to be split when they first begin their deliberations. The way the
totodeinhere
Jul 2013
#30
One of the differences between Democrats and Republicans is that most Democrats, with some
JDPriestly
Jul 2013
#26
Carter also angered some (not all) at DU with comments about Edward Snowden
totodeinhere
Jul 2013
#31
There is a school of thought that Kennedy's primary challenge weakened Carter so much that he
totodeinhere
Jul 2013
#38
It was Carter's maladministration and turning his back on the grassroots Democratic Party
byeya
Jul 2013
#42
The prosecutors were under pressure from some quarters to charge as high as possible.
totodeinhere
Jul 2013
#33
John, The State's Attorneys in this case were never even close to it until appointed as
24601
Jul 2013
#75
It would be nice if people actually took the time to read the article before commenting. nt
Poll_Blind
Jul 2013
#48
I respect Carter, but his history of "race relations" before 1976, weren't particularly exemplary.
Hoyt
Jul 2013
#53
I grew up in Georgia during the time when Carter was the governor and later
Liberal_Stalwart71
Jul 2013
#86