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A prosecutor maintaining a 100% conviction rate isn't necessarily a bad thing if it mean they only charge people against whom they can build an ironclad case.
by khuey 13y ago
A prosecutor maintaining a 100% conviction rate isn't necessarily a bad thing if it mean they only charge people against whom they can build an ironclad case.
- bilbo0s 13y agoOf course, they can build an ironclad case against ANYONE. So...
- dclowd9901 13y agoI don't want a 100% conviction rate from a prosecutor. I want a conviction rate that reflects the statistical norm of a person being charged with a crime and being convicted. Anything outside of that within a few points margin-of-error is grounds for removal.