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dasing
(5/10/2017)
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| Note: former judge, he belives anyone in front of a judge is guilty, hands down!!! |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(5/10/2017)
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More Chicken Little nonsense.
The very idea that "clear and convincing evidence" should not be necessary to bind a person over for trial is inherently elitist and tyrannical.
I doper commits felony armed robbery and shoots someone. The facts on the ground are that he WAS involved, in flagrante delicto. He claims SYG immunity, saying he was 'defending' himself.
Do you mean to tell me that any judge, under the 'revised' SYG law, would GRANT such a dirtball immunity from prosecution?
Pu-LEEZE. |
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