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In reply to the discussion: No indictment in Ferguson case [View all]Iamthetruth
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There was nothing but anger on the faces of people interviewed leading up to the announcement
Miles Archer
Nov 2014
#8
He blamed everyone BUT Darren Wilson. And he did it with a smirk on his face. - nt
KingCharlemagne
Nov 2014
#137
None of those witnesses who testified before the Grand Jury were cross-examined
aint_no_life_nowhere
Nov 2014
#22
I saw a headline here on DU the DA won't release the evidence put forward n/t
tom_kelly
Nov 2014
#33
I hoped there would be. Then I learned that the GJ was not sequestered. Then I read
KingCharlemagne
Nov 2014
#138
No, that shitstain McCulloch could have put it before a 'preliminary hearing' to
KingCharlemagne
Nov 2014
#139
I won't advocate that anyone take up armed struggle, since I am unable to do so myself, but
KingCharlemagne
Nov 2014
#160
Federal Jurisdiction runs currently with the State's and the Federal Government can act pretty much
24601
Nov 2014
#67
so you consider the failure of the so-called "justice system" not a good reason to be upset?
niyad
Nov 2014
#55
As long as black people stay inside their homes and don't venture out as
KingCharlemagne
Nov 2014
#141
Everyone (victim, witnesses and media) was on trial BUT the cop. Ab-so-friggin'-lutely
KingCharlemagne
Nov 2014
#143
Legally, after a reasonable person would feel fear for his or someone else's life
Recursion
Nov 2014
#84
State laws vary in regard to when a police officer may shoot an unarmed person.
lovemydog
Nov 2014
#91
My two friends who do ConLaw have opined that Missouri's law is impermissably broad
Recursion
Nov 2014
#111
A white police officer will not face charges for fatally shooting an unarmed black teenager
workinclasszero
Nov 2014
#74
So, I imagine that the grand jury felt that Wilson could not receive a fair trial in court.
world wide wally
Nov 2014
#120
Marx would argue that 'law' and 'the legal system' are part of a society's
KingCharlemagne
Nov 2014
#145
I may be the only one here that didn't follow this story but what exactly happened?
WhoWoodaKnew
Nov 2014
#135