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Could it also not mean that many guilty but hard to prove are let free earlier in the process? Before it goes to trial?
by brianwawok 7y ago
Could it also not mean that many guilty but hard to prove are let free earlier in the process? Before it goes to trial?
- andai 7y agoThe fine balance between false positives and false negatives.
- nothrabannosir 7y agoA balance ideally struck within actual court rooms, not outside it. Otherwise the prosecutors turn into judge, jury and executioner and you lose the point of the court system to begin with.
- brianwawok 7y agoIs the average Juror more educated / with a better understanding of the law than your average prosecutor? If you trust prosecutors to not be corrupt, be well trained, and do the right thing - they should be a better place to throw out flimsy cases.