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The whole thing is a sham but this guy is nuts to think prosecutors can't pull punches. I would agree with this guy if only I could be allowed to sue him when h
by _8j50 3y ago
The whole thing is a sham but this guy is nuts to think prosecutors can't pull punches. I would agree with this guy if only I could be allowed to sue him when he over prosecuted or under prosecuted. What kind of a prosecutor does not appreciate prosecutorial discretion?
"The people" can fight for themselves by voting and they voted for his bosses. Fighting for the people means honoring their electoral decisions!
There is a lot being said between the lines here that I won't get into but this guy leaving the state and his job is a good thing for everyone involved.
You know, many developed countries are far more lenient on bail bonds,sentencing,etc... than even illinois. But the fact of the matter is, criminals can get caught and do get locked up even in his state but the police and his colleagues are worried about locking up drug dealers and users and overpolicing minorities to meet quotas. He and his cop buddies suck at their jobs and like their peers in other big cities they are conservative and blame their own incompetence on liberal elected politicians whom the people support.
Criminals they go after can't afford good lawyers like the ones that make ADA and overworked and resource starved public defenders can only do so much and this guy has the nerve to claim they are equally resourced like prosecutors are!
The more I think about it the more this guy pisses me off. Who told him locking up criminals and preventing victims was his job? His job is to prosecute in accordance with his elected boss's policies! Not appointed, but elected!