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What do you think the delta is between "general population", "pending charge", "charged", and "convicted" - while we're at it? You can make a vast majority of
by HaZeust 9mo ago
What do you think the delta is between "general population", "pending charge", "charged", and "convicted" - while we're at it?
You can make a vast majority of the population "pending charge" at some point if you take into consideration they were - at one point - marked "pending bench warrant" during the time between getting a traffic ticket and (A) paying it; or (B) fighting it.
Let's see how far we can skew the datasets, with enough motivation. And the "benefit of the doubt" that you'd reflexively give someone on not stretching the truth simply CANNOT be afforded to these people.
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- piker 9mo agoNo this isn’t correct. A bench warrant is not a charge. Neither is an arrest warrant, but in any event most traffic violations will be civil and not criminal matters.
- HaZeust 9mo ago>"A bench warrant is not a charge. Neither is an arrest warrant," Re-read my comment. I never said they were.
- piker 9mo ago> You can make a vast majority of the population "pending charge" at some point if you take into consideration they were - at one point - marked "pending bench warrant" during the time between getting a traffic ticket and (A) paying it; or (B) fighting it. This statement is incorrect. A "charge" means charged with a crime. You cannot make anyone "pending charge" if you issue them a bench warrant. Nor an arrest warrant. Charging someone is a different procedure.