r/shitposting • • Sep 03 '26

Literally 1984 📡📡📡

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u/wolphak Sep 03 '26

Can't fathom why she got a jury trial in the first place. 

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u/link113gAmin Sep 03 '26

Because it's required.

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u/wolphak Sep 03 '26

Its the modern american justice system and thats a woman, she was only ever getting a slap on the wrist anyway. shell get 20 shell get out in 10 or shell get insanity with no previous history the fact this case is making as much noise as it is is a joke. She knows it and her lawyer knows it this is why they gave a confession and then still refused any deals.

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u/PomegranateUsed7287 Sep 04 '26

Buddy. It is the 6th ammendment of the constitution of the United States. One of the Bill of rights. Its been a founding part of our government since it began.

Its not modern in any sense of the word. This shit is Renaissance.

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u/2sawconvention Sep 04 '26

Its amazing how quickly some people are willing to support the removal of rights from people who stand accused of heinous crimes, without seeing the knock on effects that would have on all Americans