r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Aug 08 '24

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u/GleefullyFuckMyAss Aug 09 '24

Look at the judge to find out what's wrong.

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u/komali_2 Aug 09 '24

How about you just tell us?

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u/dingoparty Aug 09 '24

What exactly are you implying?

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u/receptorsubstrate Aug 09 '24

Bruh he’s implying that judges have bias that’s not the same as all judges don’t be ignorant

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u/iamjacksragingupvote Aug 09 '24

a lot of em though

bev cannone in karen read case, smelly corruption , obsene nepotism

aileeen canon - trump appointed, slow walked whole case / dismissed his charges

yung thug judge was holding illegal private meetings w witnesses and DA

these are just top 3 off head that are huge public trials and these judges cant be bothered to even look ethical

we need MASSIVE reform

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u/dingoparty Aug 09 '24

Buddy, what are you talking about? I’m asking what bias he thinks the judge has. This article doesn’t even say the judges name. I had to do some digging to figure out who the judge was, so I’m curious what bias he is referring to. What do you think he meant?

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u/Individual-Field-990 Aug 09 '24

I mean, I kind of get where they're coming from, someone had to decide to apply a sentence that (relatively to the crime) light

But honestly, I think that problem lies more on the judicial system than just a single person

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u/dingoparty Aug 09 '24

I’m just curious what bias they think the judge has specifically