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I don't think he's saying it should stop. If the system becomes log jammed with cases there would be an obvious prioritization and you would see the nonsense w
by jawngee 14y ago
I don't think he's saying it should stop. If the system becomes log jammed with cases there would be an obvious prioritization and you would see the nonsense we saw with the Schwartz case be a non-issue.
- GFischer 14y agoYou wish. Here in Uruguay the system is log-jammed, and the result is that a typical case can take decades - ok, the average is three years, but still, you read all the time about cases being closed that took decades to resolve.