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And even then, it wasn’t really about justice but more for the prosecutor, Carmen Ortiz’s career advancement. The case ultimately did not help her in her run f
by bigfatkitten 2mo ago
And even then, it wasn’t really about justice but more for the prosecutor, Carmen Ortiz’s career advancement.
The case ultimately did not help her in her run for governor of MA.
- DoctorOetker 2mo agothe blood of a prodigy as status symbol make-up
- IncreasePosts 2mo agoHow does prosecuting someone who downloaded articles in a broom closet help her career advancement?
- bitwize 2mo agoEasy notch on her belt.
- IncreasePosts 2mo agoAarons lawyers expected an acquittal which is why he rejected the plea deal of 6 months
- lukan 2mo agoI suppose in pleasing the right people with money and power.
- john_strinlai 2mo agoprosecutors with higher conviction rates are typically viewed more favorably than prosecutors with lower conviction rates.
- IncreasePosts 2mo agoShe could have just never even brought the prosecution in the first place.
- john_strinlai 2mo agoim not saying she did the right thing, im just answering the question of "how does prosecuting someone help her career advancement".
- IncreasePosts 2mo agoThe point is the prosecution's case was ultra weak. He rejected a 6 month plea deal because they were confident they would win in court. That's not the kind of case you bring to get ahead in your career
- cucumber3732842 2mo ago"look at me, I'm serving the interests of the incumbent education and medical industries by prosecuting the shit out of someone who dared give them the bird, now donate to my campaign".
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