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You're supposed to consider only what's presented in court. Your behavior could lead to someone being unjustly convicted. The cops could pick up someone who is
by jonhendry 15y ago
You're supposed to consider only what's presented in court. Your behavior could lead to someone being unjustly convicted. The cops could pick up someone who is innocent of the specific crime, but who they know has a record.
- angdis 15y agoI don't care (sort of). Where I live criminals literally get away with murder before receiving any significant time in jail and probation is considered a joke. Jurors DO CHECK PUBLIC RECORDS of defendants. It happens and it is perhaps time for the courts to accept this reality. Don't worry though, there's also plenty of jurors who dis-regard testimony of police and will gladly let a criminal off regardless of evidence.