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If any of this was the case they should probably have tried stating it as part the defense to counter the evidence against them. I think it's unnecessary for u
by tveita 10y ago
If any of this was the case they should probably have tried stating it as part the defense to counter the evidence against them.
I think it's unnecessary for us to invent crazy hypothetical scenarios above and beyond what the accused themselves are claiming just to avoid confronting the possibility that a rape charge might be real and not she totally wanted it man.
That said, even disregarding the question of guilt it does sound like a shitty way to treat released prisoners, and I'm sure recidivism could be reduced by a lot if you gave them a runway and more help reintegrating.
- AnthonyMouse 10y ago> I think it's unnecessary for us to invent crazy hypothetical scenarios above and beyond what the accused themselves are claiming just to avoid confronting the possibility that a rape charge might be real and not she totally wanted it man. A woman making a false rape claim to avoid admitting that she cheated is a "crazy hypothetical scenario"? It's a thing that actually happens on a recurring basis. It's probably the leading cause of false rape claims. I am not arguing that these people are innocent. They probably did it. But they didn't certainly do it. DNA can't fix that because the pieces we don't know aren't the pieces that DNA tells us.