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Not cool. Prosecutors overreach all the time. And juries stamp it many times. There is another thread of a 16 year old black girl serving 50+ years and the tone in that thread is much different
I don't deny that, but unless someone is suggesting a superior system is possible, I don't understand the problem here.
Disagree with them all you want, but you cross a line to defending a known premeditated murderer, when you call that judgement into question, without a specific complaint of fraudulent evidence.
I personally accept all trials, conducted by jury, where no evidence was conjured or suppressed, whether I agree or not, because I would never claim to have a better solution.
We let guilty people go all the time, to prevent innocent people from going to jail. The system is setup to avoid just what TS suggests. That doesn't mean a bad outcome can never happen, but it does mean that we all need to accept that judgement unless someone has an idea for a better system.
Plenty of things to bitch about in our justice system that can be fixed. Not sure what the point is of questioning the result of a trial by jury, where no one claims evidence was suppressed or conjured.