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Good ole slippery slope. This is an insane take, tampering with evidence needs to have consequences, and unfortunately I'd rather let someone innocent go (even
by diob 4y ago
Good ole slippery slope. This is an insane take, tampering with evidence needs to have consequences, and unfortunately I'd rather let someone innocent go (even if that means sometimes guilty go free too). It's much worse to err on the side of let's kill / punish a few innocents.
- xboxnolifes 4y agoThey aren't saying tempering shouldn't have consequences. The person who did the tampering can still be punished. They are saying that, on top of that, having the other party have all charges removed in adding a bad incentive for certain people to want to tamper with evidence. This has nothing to do with slippery slopes.
- diob 4y agoYes it is, even if you can't see it. How is that person to defend themselves now? Talk about lack of empathy. I highly doubt folks will do this "incentive" if we were to throw out the charges given there is punishment for the tampering. And if so (slippery slope case happens!) we can reconsider. But otherwise it's all rampant slippery slope thinking and baseless paranoia. It's absolutely ridiculous.