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Like many supreme court decisions, the individual case at hand is not really the point. It sets a precedent for other law. This specific offender has spent deca
by jjeaff 6y ago
Like many supreme court decisions, the individual case at hand is not really the point. It sets a precedent for other law. This specific offender has spent decades in prison already and can now be tried in federal court if need be.
I'm sure no one here is supporting this offender, but whether someone is guilty or not, they are entitled to a just trial that properly follows the legal system. The supreme court has ruled that he was not afforded that.