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> constantly throughout their trial Just to be pedantic it was used just once. Not just once in that trial, but just once in that entire county.
by ars 7y ago
> constantly throughout their trial
Just to be pedantic it was used just once. Not just once in that trial, but just once in that entire county.
- mannykannot 7y agoThe damage it does to due process overshadows the whole trial, and beyond.
- JudgeWapner 7y agoAgreed, but incorrect language shouldn't be used either. Every word has a meaning. Polluting the meaning of words, either maliciously or not, creates harm because it obfuscates the truth. The truth is he was shocked once for a nonviolent offense. Not continually.
- Voloskaya 7y ago*It was reported, and the report made public just once.