MrBishop
Well-Known Member
Convicted pedophiles, you mean, Gonz. For every convicted pedophile out there, there are 50-500 that either failed to be convicted, failed to be caught or are still well under the radar...still molesting kid, still making kiddie porn, still taking an hour to change the baby's diaper, when mama's not home.
Problem is IMHO, is that the legal beagles that handle these cases sometimes, and the over-eager cops that go above and beyond to get these folx.... well, they fuck up.
One cop steps on a criminal's foot as he's being arrested but before the Miranda's been read and a case can get thrown out before it's heard. etc etc... so many hoops to jump through, anyone of which can kill a case. There are far too many ways to have a case thrown out...most of it pedantic legalese and nit picking.
So many that it's frustrating to see otherwise intelligent people, like yourself, jump to the defense of what should be a great legal system, but only has a faint resemblance to what the system was meant to look like.
Innocent until proven guilty, by a jury of your peers, beyond a reasonable doubt.
vs.
Guilty as hell, but because someone on the prosecution side dropped the ball, the evidence to prove the guilt is tossed out by judges who want to get elected next year.
Problem is IMHO, is that the legal beagles that handle these cases sometimes, and the over-eager cops that go above and beyond to get these folx.... well, they fuck up.
One cop steps on a criminal's foot as he's being arrested but before the Miranda's been read and a case can get thrown out before it's heard. etc etc... so many hoops to jump through, anyone of which can kill a case. There are far too many ways to have a case thrown out...most of it pedantic legalese and nit picking.
So many that it's frustrating to see otherwise intelligent people, like yourself, jump to the defense of what should be a great legal system, but only has a faint resemblance to what the system was meant to look like.
Innocent until proven guilty, by a jury of your peers, beyond a reasonable doubt.
vs.
Guilty as hell, but because someone on the prosecution side dropped the ball, the evidence to prove the guilt is tossed out by judges who want to get elected next year.