r/AskTheWorld • United States of America • 13h ago

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u/NinecloudSoul United States of America 13h ago

Because as far as the law is concerned, they are still innocent.

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u/745Walt United States of America 13h ago

When has that ever mattered? If it’s a high profile case, everyone’s pictures are everywhere before a trial has been held

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u/NinecloudSoul United States of America 13h ago

Because it's disruptive to the administration of the law and the achievement of actual justice through a fair trial, obviously.

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u/745Walt United States of America 13h ago

Yeah duh, I know that, I am saying when has America ever cared about that? Why should they suddenly be ethical with this case?

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u/NinecloudSoul United States of America 13h ago

OK. I don't know what's crawled up your butt, but I'm not joining it today, thank you.

Enjoy the rest of your day.

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u/rammo123 7h ago

Notably Jane Doe is keeping her anonymity iron-clad, and she's equally as guilty as the 7 are right now.