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Originally Posted by buggyone
...and you are certainly entitled to your opinion - the same as I am entitled to mine.
As I said, I have the same respect for the verdict of not guilty in the Zimmerman trial as I do for the not guilty verdicts in the others.
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It sounds fair to respect the verdict...made me think...do I respect all verdicts? NO. The legal system is highly unlikely to produce justice.
(I'm experienced in forensics...have seen too much)
I respect this particular verdict but not robotically saluting all juries for a job well done. Being tried by a jury of clowns may be the norm.
My hat is off to the jury in the Z trial. IMO they were the exception and were not only careful to understand the law, but conscientious rather than emotional in applying it. Rare, rare, rare case of justice. They actually had the capacity to reason and use critical judgment.
And all they had to do to qualify for duty was have a driver's license.
and you know how great other people are at driving...