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Posted by Guest (Post 1054766)

Dear Guest

I set aside her pedigree because in this racially liberal charged community she is not calling the shots. And if there is anyone naive enough to not recognize that Sharpton, Holder and Obama have a hand in this well there is this bridge............. Criminals are provided due process and a presumption of innocence. However these cops have already been tried found guilty and sentenced because liberals do not want attention brought to a blue city with so many apparent failures and that of its politically aspiring mayor.

Many people white black brown red have complained about cops unfairness from felons to mismeandors. I have never gotten a ticket for traffic violation that I thought was fair. No justice no peace.

The IRS unfairly treated Republican and Tea Party. No justice no peace.
four Americans died in Benghazi and no one has been held accountable. No justice no peace.

The deserter,Bergdahl and his family received celebrity treatment from Obama, and his parents invited to the White House rose Garden while honorable men and women have been ignored . No justice no peace.

The creeping Clintons have been selling access to America for some time making them multi-millionaires and have not been brought to answer said charges. No justice no peace............................................. ..............

Personal Best Regards:

In other words, I do not care what was written about Marilyn Mosby but I have my own agenda and I am going to speak it no matter how stupid I appear to people that actually think.

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Posted by Guest (Post 1054914)

Alan Dershowitz is not privy to the police report that was released to the DA on Thursday or to the DA's investigator's report, so knows no more than what has been reported in the press. As a law professor, he should have more confidence in the judicial system and allow these cases to work their way through the courts.

Let me translate your response ...

Instead of asking yourself whether this case is a railroad job against the cops and playing to the mob, you're upset with him because he apparently breaks with the liberal orthodoxy. In other words, he's a heretic?

Dershowitz is a defense attorney. It is his job to see all defendants as innocent, see Simpson, OJ as an example.

According to the Fox News site, their commentary says the cops heard Gray say he could not breathe but did nothing to help, they failed to buckle him in the van, and most likely gave him the "rough ride" to shake him up. Manslaughter means a death occurred but was not intended.

Do I hear a plea bargain in the near future?

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Posted by Guest (Post 1055200)

According to the Fox News site, their commentary says the cops heard Gray say he could not breathe but did nothing to help, they failed to buckle him in the van, and most likely gave him the "rough ride" to shake him up. Manslaughter means a death occurred but was not intended.

Do I hear a plea bargain in the near future?

"...most likely..."
According to who or what?

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Posted by Guest (Post 1055228)

"...most likely..."
According to who or what?

Although you should be competent enough to do your own research, read what Gretchen Carlson wrote and it is not a long stretch to the rough ride scenario.

If there were two other similar situations in Baltimore police vans, the inference is definitely there.

The Freddie Gray family is going to collect millions of Baltimore City dollars for this homicide.

I was very surprised to read the Gretchen Carlson opinion that paddy wagons should have cameras inside of them to monitor what happened during the transport of the arrestee.

It seems as though Baltimore had one "rough ride" in which the arrestee was paralyzed as a parapelegic and another "rough ride" where the prisoner became a quadripeligic.

The camera would be able to see how injuries were caused - as the Baltimore cops first tried saying that Freddie Gray did this to himself.

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Dershowitz is a defense attorney. It is his job to see all defendants as innocent, see Simpson, OJ as an example.

He's a Harvard Law Professor, and one of the acknowledged experts in the field. You know you can't simply dismiss his points by saying what you did ... even you though you gave it a good try.

This is turning into a politically motivated prosecution, by a politically ambitious prosecutor, and for which there is no legal merit for the various charges. 2nd degree murder ... are you kidding???

I'm not saying some of the cops involved are without some level of culpability, but this is becoming a lynch mob to satiate the excitable underclass, along with guilt stricken liberals too I guess.

Every time we hear a politician arguing for "more investment" in the inner city, we might want to reread this article ...it's entitled "Why couldn�t $130 million transform one of Baltimore�s poorest places?"

Why couldn

and for which there is no legal merit for the various charges. 2nd degree murder ... are you kidding???

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2nd degree murder is too much of a charge. It implies that there was intent to kill.

Manslaughter is the probable charge as there does not have to be intent to kill - just that someone was killed.

There are lots of other charges that will be filed but manslaughter is the most serious that can bring prison time and for a cop, prison time is not fun.

One report I heard on CNN indicated that there was a camera in the van but that it had been broken for quite a while and was in need of repair .

The states attorney or her husband will be running for mayor next election.

Homicide is the taking the life of someone at the hands of another. It's not always illegal, self-defense, justifiable, etc.

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Posted by Guest (Post 1055649)

The states attorney or her husband will be running for mayor next election.

Sounds like social justice, over blind justice, mixed with political ambition