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When I first started reading appeals court cases, my mind was blown at things like this. A guy wasn't appealing the facts and crime, just the inclusion on the
by yieldcrv 2y ago
When I first started reading appeals court cases, my mind was blown at things like this.
A guy wasn't appealing the facts and crime, just the inclusion on the sex offender list. And the judges were like "oh wow, you're right, this isn't even a listed reason to be included on the list, the prosecutor erred in demanding that"
like... what!? so everyone that took a plea deal or ran out of money or inspiration on how to challenge anything is just has this curse on them.
- chneu 2y agoSomething like 97% of cases in the US are plead out, so prosecutors tend to slap a lot of weird stuff on there.