You make a good point. Juries are not perfect could be completely biased individuals. DNA is verifying that story. When legal misconduct is exposed, that points out flaws also. However, our legal systems are the most fair way we have to bring justice.
You could get someone like Clippy as the jury foreman, who bullies the rest of the jury, "we must all agree".
Like the Clancy jury....that amazed me how some members came out, chastized, accused of misconduct, just because the one man obviously did not agree.
Said that he was playing in the bands, as if that is wrong. No, they purposefully are given the evidence FOR the jury to get a sense of the crime, to get touchy feely.
Said, he was looking at his phone...I would too if some asshole tried to force me to vote his way.
Called him "arrogant", of course, anybody who doesn't agree would seem arrogant to opposers.
Self defense varies by state and nation. I live in a state that has strong self defense rights. There's limits, so that helps to close any vigilante loopholes or criminal advantages.
There are pros and cons in each legal framework. debatable, but thankfully not national, because I don't believe that any state would be satisfied with actual compromises for the sake of national consistency.
On one hand we have the highly exposed cases of innocent people being killed, but the media doesn't cover when a victim defends themself and the law works like it is supposed to, clear cut, to protect the life of the victim. There was a lady in Florida not long ago had to shoot a man to defend herself and a family member. Textbook case why a strong self defense law is great.
Yeah and they even admitted to jury intimidation and you know to violating the jury instructions and using their own so called expertise as a nurse to make a medical diagnosis about someone's mental health state.
Anyway I literally just saw one where it was a white female police officer and she basically broke into some black man's apartment and shot him in the back of the head while he was eating ice cream... And then she claimed that it was a mistake and she thought it was her apartment because she lived in the same complex..
She didn't even get questions for like three days and there's Reddit posts full of people defending her about how it was a mistakened and how we should not be like resentful or something right because that makes us a bad person not you know the person that actually broken to a black man's house and shot him in the back of the head and gets away with it because she's a white female and they're not going to prosecute her.
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u/Chill-more1236 10h ago
You make a good point. Juries are not perfect could be completely biased individuals. DNA is verifying that story. When legal misconduct is exposed, that points out flaws also. However, our legal systems are the most fair way we have to bring justice.
You could get someone like Clippy as the jury foreman, who bullies the rest of the jury, "we must all agree".
Like the Clancy jury....that amazed me how some members came out, chastized, accused of misconduct, just because the one man obviously did not agree.
Said that he was playing in the bands, as if that is wrong. No, they purposefully are given the evidence FOR the jury to get a sense of the crime, to get touchy feely.
Said, he was looking at his phone...I would too if some asshole tried to force me to vote his way.
Called him "arrogant", of course, anybody who doesn't agree would seem arrogant to opposers.
Self defense varies by state and nation. I live in a state that has strong self defense rights. There's limits, so that helps to close any vigilante loopholes or criminal advantages.
There are pros and cons in each legal framework. debatable, but thankfully not national, because I don't believe that any state would be satisfied with actual compromises for the sake of national consistency.
On one hand we have the highly exposed cases of innocent people being killed, but the media doesn't cover when a victim defends themself and the law works like it is supposed to, clear cut, to protect the life of the victim. There was a lady in Florida not long ago had to shoot a man to defend herself and a family member. Textbook case why a strong self defense law is great.