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To: dfwgator
Unfortunately the Jacko prosecution thus far seems as incompetent, if not moreso than the Blake prosecution.

both prosecutor's are clearly incompetent. That's not an open question anymore. Same with the prosecution in the OJ case.

The only question that remains about all of them is whether they were merely bad in presenting the case, or were they also incompetent in bringing these charges in the first place? Whether the individuals are guilty or not, in any of the cases, you don't bring a murder or child molestation case against someone unless you've got clear and convincing evidence.

So far I think they screwed up all three cases by brining them in the first place.

30 posted on 03/24/2005 5:26:49 AM PST by Phsstpok ("When you don't know where you are, but you don't care, you're not lost, you're exploring.")
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To: Phsstpok
the way you sound and others is that you need to have all crimes on Video before you would consider prosecuting....

that is not the real world.....

juries are now taking it upon themselves to look for any reason NOT to convict....

they are not supposed to check their common sense at the door....they are supposed to look at the totality of the evidence, the witness statements, the statement of the defendent, etc...

I think Blake was in jail before.....yet he is believed more than two other low lifes?

75 posted on 03/24/2005 8:09:22 AM PST by cherry
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To: Phsstpok
So far I think they screwed up all three cases by brining them in the first place.

As do I. Especially in light of the lengthy statute of limitations on both cases.

77 posted on 03/24/2005 1:20:16 PM PST by Smogger
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