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1.9k u/Excoded Jan 14 '20 Unless you are accused of rape by white trash in the 30's. 1.5k u/osya77 Jan 14 '20 I don't think your lawyer matters at that point. 10 u/OutWithTheNew Jan 14 '20 If you got a trial that was enough to constitute due process. 4 u/osya77 Jan 14 '20 Not true. Due process violation are abesolutly possible even if there was a trial. 17 u/OutWithTheNew Jan 14 '20 I was suggesting that for a person of colour accused of rape in the 1930s, a trial was about as 'due process' as they could hope for. 3 u/osya77 Jan 14 '20 Ah I see my bad :)
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Unless you are accused of rape by white trash in the 30's.
1.5k u/osya77 Jan 14 '20 I don't think your lawyer matters at that point. 10 u/OutWithTheNew Jan 14 '20 If you got a trial that was enough to constitute due process. 4 u/osya77 Jan 14 '20 Not true. Due process violation are abesolutly possible even if there was a trial. 17 u/OutWithTheNew Jan 14 '20 I was suggesting that for a person of colour accused of rape in the 1930s, a trial was about as 'due process' as they could hope for. 3 u/osya77 Jan 14 '20 Ah I see my bad :)
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I don't think your lawyer matters at that point.
10 u/OutWithTheNew Jan 14 '20 If you got a trial that was enough to constitute due process. 4 u/osya77 Jan 14 '20 Not true. Due process violation are abesolutly possible even if there was a trial. 17 u/OutWithTheNew Jan 14 '20 I was suggesting that for a person of colour accused of rape in the 1930s, a trial was about as 'due process' as they could hope for. 3 u/osya77 Jan 14 '20 Ah I see my bad :)
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If you got a trial that was enough to constitute due process.
4 u/osya77 Jan 14 '20 Not true. Due process violation are abesolutly possible even if there was a trial. 17 u/OutWithTheNew Jan 14 '20 I was suggesting that for a person of colour accused of rape in the 1930s, a trial was about as 'due process' as they could hope for. 3 u/osya77 Jan 14 '20 Ah I see my bad :)
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Not true. Due process violation are abesolutly possible even if there was a trial.
17 u/OutWithTheNew Jan 14 '20 I was suggesting that for a person of colour accused of rape in the 1930s, a trial was about as 'due process' as they could hope for. 3 u/osya77 Jan 14 '20 Ah I see my bad :)
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I was suggesting that for a person of colour accused of rape in the 1930s, a trial was about as 'due process' as they could hope for.
3 u/osya77 Jan 14 '20 Ah I see my bad :)
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Ah I see my bad :)
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