The law enforcement thread

[sdskinsfan2001]

We don't need a guilty verdict no matter what. We need a guilty verdict if he is guilty of a specific charge(s).

Note - I think he's guilty of at least manslaughter.

This is more of a general statement: We can't let fear of outcome be more important than the actual evidence/trial itself. Not fair to anyone that is accused of any crime.

Individual rights are way more important than group rights imo.

[Giantone]

Waters has just given grounds for appeal so says the Judge! The dumb ass!(Waters)

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Waters has just given grounds for appeal so says the Judge! The dumb ass!(Waters)

She is not dumb, she knows her political clout rests on turmoil and distrust and fosters it every chance she gets to incite her base - much like Trump.

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[Giantone]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

She is not dumb, she knows her political clout rests on turmoil and distrust and fosters it every chance she gets to incite her base - much like Trump.

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Yes , she is.

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by sdskinsfan2001

We don't need a guilty verdict no matter what. We need a guilty verdict if he is guilty of a specific charge(s).

Note - I think he's guilty of at least manslaughter.

This is more of a general statement: We can't let fear of outcome be more important than the actual evidence/trial itself. Not fair to anyone that is accused of any crime.

Individual rights are way more important than group rights imo.

I think that is an important point. One of the biggest mistakes that Marilyn Mosby made in the Freddie Gray trials was charging every single officer he came in contact for his death. This was as close to a slam dunk as you get almost as close as this Chauvin case yet not a single guilty verdict.