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> But yes. For a mistake in which all(!) parts of the system have completely failed, for that then the pawn is to be punished. Another option is to punish all
by CogitoCogito 4y ago
> But yes. For a mistake in which all(!) parts of the system have completely failed, for that then the pawn is to be punished.
Another option is to punish all of those involved.
- mannykannot 4y agoTo me, the most troubling part is this: "State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle maintains her office held its ground against outside pressure, and took the time needed to do a thorough investigation." It should not have taken months to see that the original conviction was flawed, so I suspect this is a paraphrase for the state attorney holding her ground until the evidence against her position was overwhelming. Once reasonable doubt has been established, continued incarceration begins to look increasingly like a kidnapping, the longer it goes on. Where is the justice in that?