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The original paper (reference 6 on the wiki page) also mentions they could still constitutionally get you for a misdemeanor > Another possibility is for prosec
by squeaky-clean 6y ago
The original paper (reference 6 on the wiki page) also mentions they could still constitutionally get you for a misdemeanor
> Another possibility is for prosecutors to concentrate on lesser offenses - those with maximum sentences of six months or less - that do not require a jury trial. Again, these misdemeanors may be lesser charges than the ones to which you would be subject in other districts, but they are better than nothing, they will dissuade some criminals, and, most important, they can be prosecuted
constitutionally.
And also that if you actually committed a very serious crime, it's very likely you committed some other crime along the way while outside of the "zone of death", conspiracy, firearm violation, or something.
- fedreserved 6y agoA year max for murder. I could do that standing on my head