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Lmao 99.9%. There’s absolutely no way they’re even trying to do justice then. That will all just be tortured confessions and rigged trials.
by MagicMoonlight 3y ago
Lmao 99.9%. There’s absolutely no way they’re even trying to do justice then. That will all just be tortured confessions and rigged trials.
- kmlx 3y agothey count it differently than the US. if you count the US in the same way then the US has a rate of 99.8% from https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conviction_rate https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conviction_rate
- genewitch 3y agoFederal, where it is "well known" that they only try cases that should have plead out, that is "they know they will win." As someone who has had cases thrown out before trial, and known other people who have been found "not guilty", the conviction rate for non-federal in the US is (very) much lower.
- kmlx 3y agoit’s the same in japan.
- oreally 3y agoLmao imagine looking at a number and making a judgement based purely on it. People here are pretty shallow on issues like these.