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>supposed to "supposed to" is doing a lot of work there. People routinely get railroaded in criminal trials because they are too poor to afford good defense or
by mhuffman 4y ago
>supposed to
"supposed to" is doing a lot of work there. People routinely get railroaded in criminal trials because they are too poor to afford good defense or for even sillier reasons like the prosecutor is better looking or more charismatic than the defense attorney.
- tsimionescu 4y agoAbsolutely. But making claims like "fingerprints are good for choosing which of the suspects is more likely to have done it" is harming the situation you describe, not helping. That is, it puts even more onus on the defense attorney to explain how the process is even supposed to work.