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I would expect them never being allowed to be a prosecutor ever again. There's plenty of other legal jobs they can have, but they abused the public's trust too
by gergles 13y ago
I would expect them never being allowed to be a prosecutor ever again. There's plenty of other legal jobs they can have, but they abused the public's trust too much to ever hold this one ever again.
- scarmig 13y agoUh, no. They shouldn't be allowed to have any legal profession again. Think about all the wrongfully convicted people who are marked as felons now. They can't get a job in the legal field now. Hell, they have difficulty getting a job at a fast food restaurant. The fact that the sociopaths who committed this travesty against justice have expensive mortgages to pay and private schools to send their kids to isn't any reason for excess gentleness.
- jules 13y agoYea, no. How about prison time? If you knowingly try to subvert the process that is there to keep innocent people from being found guilty, for personal gain, then you deserve a greater punishment than having to look for another job.
- sejje 13y agoI would want, but not expect, far stiffer punishment than that. This isn't "you suck at your job," this is "you are an evil person, and willingly have broken the law that you know so well to destroy the lives of others in an attempt to further yourself."