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Judges don't decide cases, juries do. There are some people with medical degrees in this world who will say anything for money. Wealthy people pay these indivi
by staticman2 6y ago
Judges don't decide cases, juries do.
There are some people with medical degrees in this world who will say anything for money. Wealthy people pay these individuals to try to get them out of jail. Normal people can't afford that.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> Judges don't decide cases, juries do. Even with jury trials, that's not really true, except that alignment with the jury verdict is required for criminal conviction (but not acquittal, or any civil judgement.) Because summary judgement/judgement as a matter of law/judgement non obstante veredicto is a thing, and even if one isn't issued in a particular case, it's because either no one petitioned the judge for it (unlikely) or the judge decided against it.