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No, it suggests courts are doing their thing. There is no reason for warnings to turn into sentences. The whole point of warning is to avoid sentence. The supe
by watwut 2y ago
No, it suggests courts are doing their thing. There is no reason for warnings to turn into sentences. The whole point of warning is to avoid sentence.
The super high convincing rates America has are because accused have no real lawful protection.
- fauigerzigerk 2y ago>No, it suggests courts are doing their thing. How so? The courts are not even involved in most of these cases. Arresting people, knowing they will never get charged is not an appropriate form of warning in my view. It's intimidation.
- prohobo 2y ago"Police are harrassing the lower and middle class with frightening and coercive measures on behalf of the political elite. Here's why that's a good thing..."