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Maybe because often when we are wrong we don't ruin someone's life in the process, so it's ok. Here is not, I wonder what you would say if you were the one in j

by Mimu 11y ago

Maybe because often when we are wrong we don't ruin someone's life in the process, so it's ok. Here is not, I wonder what you would say if you were the one in jail.

JoeAltmaier 11y ago
Of course I would bitch and moan if I were the one in jail. That's a respected part of our judicial process - advocacy. Everybody pitches for their team; a judge makes the best decision they have with the info available. Its a terrible process, only a little better than everything else that's been tried.
- hermannj314 11y ago
  Of the over 200 sovereign states with unique judicial processes, which one of them is specifically is better than all the judicial processes that have ever been tried? If you are saying it is the US, I'm not seeing what evidence you've offered that suggests that to be true. It just seems an odd statement to make without supporting evidence.
  - JoeAltmaier 11y ago
    Advocacy. That process. Not unique to the USA.