> He wasted valuable city resources on an experiment the outcome of which he should have predicted, being a criminal attorney in Roxbury. I'm not sure he is th

> He wasted valuable city resources on an experiment the outcome of which he should have predicted, being a criminal attorney in Roxbury. I'm not sure he is the one that wasted resources though. Wasn't he about to plea bargain before they decided to "make an example of him" at the expense of wasted resources? They could have fined him to easily cover those "wasted resources." It really revealed that personal vendettas are easily carried out by DAs, police, and judges when it comes to sentencing and treatment. > The police are set upon from all sides. If they bend the rules, they are severely punished. If they don't bend the rules, and the rules don't always apply the way liberal suburban white folks might imagine they do on the street, then they get castigated for not "doing their job" i.e. catching the bad guys...the public will view you with contempt and disgust. It's hard to have sympathy when your excuse is that you're worried about being seen with contempt and disgust, so you have to strive to ruin lives as much as possible. > here's hoping you will be permanently cured of f##king with us in the future, a##hole." So they want to be viewed with contempt and disgust or not? That is a pretty disgusting view.