Sigh. Dude you do know they are reports of actual crimes that have happened right. You can't be that ignorant.Nothing true about them.
Here https://www.youtube.com/@DrGrande
Do some research before you just type nonsense.
Sigh. Dude you do know they are reports of actual crimes that have happened right. You can't be that ignorant.Nothing true about them.
You have to have a proper investigation and trial first. The last thing we want is people being charged for something someone else did. That has happened way to much in the past. The police don't always do a thorough investigation as people think.You have demonstrated your lack of willingness to adapt to society. Therefore, we will remove you from society...permanently.
Someone get some rope.
Domt trust innocence project btw.You have to have a proper investigation and trial first. The last thing we want is people being charged for something someone else did. That has happened way to much in the past. The police don't always do a thorough investigation as people think.
Never trust the police when they say someone did something. They often get it wrong.Cases - Innocence Project
innocenceproject.org
Domt trust innocence project btw.
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They have also gotten murderers. Domestic abusers and the like set free.They have done more good than bad. A ton of people who were in jail for things they literally did not do. And were only their because of corrupt DAs and Police got freed. The cases have been covered by Dr Todd Grande. You can look up the videos on his channel.
So would you rather they not help people who were wrongly convicted???They have also gotten murderers. Domestic abusers and the like set free.
They don't seem to actually vet who they set free
No, I would rather them actually make sure the person is innocent instead of accepting the person is when they arnt.So would you rather they not help people who were wrongly convicted???
That's not their job though; their job is to try and poke holes into cases to see if they can get convictions overturned. You may as well try and argue that defense lawyers should make sure their clients are innocent before defending them. The idea is that it's better that ten guilty people go free than one innocent person suffer, not the other way around. You want someone to blame; blame the prosecution for failing to put together a good enough case that can stand up to scrutiny.No, I would rather them actually make sure the person is innocent instead of accepting the person is when they arnt.
But they don't stop to ask themselves "did the person actually do it?"That's not their job though; their job is to try and poke holes into cases to see if they can get convictions overturned. You may as well try and argue that defense lawyers should make sure their clients are innocent before defending them. The idea is that it's better that ten guilty people go free than one innocent person suffer, not the other way around. You want someone to blame; blame the prosecution for failing to put together a good enough case that can stand up to scrutiny.
I don't care either. Again; it doesn't matter if the person is innocent or not, or if they'll go on to hurt someone if released. What matters is if the case against them can hold up to scrutiny. If it can't, they should have never been convicted and sent to jail in the first place; regardless of their guilt. The integrity of the legal system is just too important to allow prosecutors to wield it like a cudgel with impunity against the innocent and guilty alike, and they must do better.But they don't stop to ask themselves "did the person actually do it?"
They dint carry if the person did it or didn't.
That's the issue here.
If they are willing to get people who actually committed the crimes set free, you just released someone who will do it again, especially if they know how they can make sure to get away with it this time.
I am all for innocent people going free, but at the same time, understand that the person may actually be guilty as well.
Look at both sides not just immediately presume his claim of innocence is true
You can find any scrutiny in any case if you look hard enoughI don't care either. Again; it doesn't matter if the person is innocent or not, or if they'll go on to hurt someone if released. What matters is if the case against them can hold up to scrutiny. If it can't, they should have never been convicted and sent to jail in the first place; regardless of their guilt. The integrity of the legal system is just too important to allow prosecutors to wield it like a cudgel with impunity against the innocent and guilty alike, and they must do better.
Do you even know what the word "scrutiny" means? Because you just said that I can find a close examination in any case, if I examine it closely enough.You can find any scrutiny in any case if you look hard enough
You do realize they got way more innocent people out of Prison than guilty ones right. Look 3 of these people were guilty. Let's just let the 100 that were innocent rot in jail. If you were in jail for a crime you did not commit. I am pretty sure you would be begging for their help.No, I would rather them actually make sure the person is innocent instead of accepting the person is when they arnt.
On May 3, the victim, Steven Anderson, was walking on a Texas street to pick up mail when a car ran him over.
The suspect is 20-year-old Karon Fisher, identified in court records as a man but also described as a woman by police.
The car reversed and hit him again, pushing him further into the street while neighbors frantically called 911.
One neighbor came out of the building with a pillow, and that's when the suspect returned with a knife in hand.
The suspect can be seen flipping Anderson's limp body over, straddling and kissing him before stabbing him nine times.
The suspect casually walked away as if nothing had happened, and neighbors watched.
This is why it's important to keep a longarm in your umbrella stand.