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chefantwon
chefantwon
Dec 2, 2014
8:33am
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Originally posted by: jatki99
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Originally posted by: chefantwon
Ok Mal, lets do a bit of role play. YOU are the prosecutor in a high profile racial case where the local black community and several national "civil rights leaders" are demanding the officers head on a platter. How are YOU going to present the case to a grand jury?

Please keep in mind that anything short of a guilty verdict will result in rioting by the community. - well known and spoken outright by various civil rights "leaders".


Actually I was gonna ask mal same thing, good query tony.


I was quite suprized that once the door was opened no one decided to step through already.
albeadle33
albeadle33
Dec 2, 2014
9:54am
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It's obvious, and very satisfying. Liberals get so agitated these days and have no answers other than to take wild guesses about true name identities. Then they throw out the insults in another demonstration of what it's like to post while squirming.

These people are the true gifts that keep on giving. Wouldn't surprise me in the least if they're also queer and atheists. Thems the REAL angry people.
forkushV
forkushV
Dec 2, 2014
1:18pm
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Originally posted by: CowboyKell
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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: jatki99
Back OT. Can you imagine if the headlines had read...

Robbery suspect shot and killed while attempting to steal police officers gun

None of ths stuff would be going on.
I got a better headline:

Jaywalking suspect shot and killed while attempting to steal police officers gun from 153 feet 6 inches away. That one would have even made it into the scientific journals.


Come on Forkush, did you read the grand jury report at all? its one thing to skew the facts a little but that is just outright false...


malibber2
malibber2
Dec 2, 2014
1:30pm
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The rules of conduct that all attorney's must follow require that I zealously represent my client. As prosecutor my client is the state and it is my duty to do everything ethical at my disposal to get an indictment. If I fail to do so, I have violated my sworn duties as both a prosecutor and an attorney.


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Originally posted by: chefantwon
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Originally posted by: jatki99
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Originally posted by: chefantwon
Ok Mal, lets do a bit of role play. YOU are the prosecutor in a high profile racial case where the local black community and several national "civil rights leaders" are demanding the officers head on a platter. How are YOU going to present the case to a grand jury?

Please keep in mind that anything short of a guilty verdict will result in rioting by the community. - well known and spoken outright by various civil rights "leaders".


Actually I was gonna ask mal same thing, good query tony.


I was quite suprized that once the door was opened no one decided to step through already.



esteskefauver
esteskefauver
Dec 2, 2014
3:57pm
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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: CowboyKell
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Originally posted by: forkushV
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Originally posted by: jatki99
Back OT. Can you imagine if the headlines had read...

Robbery suspect shot and killed while attempting to steal police officers gun

None of ths stuff would be going on.
I got a better headline:

Jaywalking suspect shot and killed while attempting to steal police officers gun from 153 feet 6 inches away. That one would have even made it into the scientific journals.


Come on Forkush, did you read the grand jury report at all? its one thing to skew the facts a little but that is just outright false...


You think Brown was shot from over 50 yards away? Otherwise what point are you trying to make? Wilson exited his vehicle and gave chase. Somewhere during the chase Brown turned back around and charged at Wilson according to credible testimony. The independent autopsy by Michael Baden for Brown's family stated that Brown's wounds came from gunshots anywhere from 1-30 feet away. So no more than 10 yards separated the two when Wilson fired during the chase. The following clip from an eyewitness makes this an open and shut case.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Me80Bki_Or0


BobOrme
BobOrme
Dec 2, 2014
5:54pm
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In this particular case, the client was not just the state. It was ObeyMe, Holder and Sharpton, to name a few. Any prosecutor that bows to political pressure from the highest office in the country and the minions serving that office would be violating their sworn duties.

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Originally posted by: malibber2
The rules of conduct that all attorney's must follow require that I zealously represent my client. As prosecutor my client is the state and it is my duty to do everything ethical at my disposal to get an indictment. If I fail to do so, I have violated my sworn duties as both a prosecutor and an attorney.


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Originally posted by: chefantwon
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Originally posted by: jatki99
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Originally posted by: chefantwon
Ok Mal, lets do a bit of role play. YOU are the prosecutor in a high profile racial case where the local black community and several national "civil rights leaders" are demanding the officers head on a platter. How are YOU going to present the case to a grand jury?

Please keep in mind that anything short of a guilty verdict will result in rioting by the community. - well known and spoken outright by various civil rights "leaders".


Actually I was gonna ask mal same thing, good query tony.


I was quite suprized that once the door was opened no one decided to step through already.


Boilerman
Boilerman
Dec 2, 2014
7:48pm
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How true, Bob.

Now we have a bunch of racists in Holder,Obama, and others, who now plan to force "proper police training" on local police forces from around the country.

Get the hell out of the way! Federal government, when run by competent people mess up local affairs. When Obama is in charge, he's certain to spend massive dollars, and make things far far worse.


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Originally posted by: BobOrme
In this particular case, the client was not just the state. It was ObeyMe, Holder and Sharpton, to name a few. Any prosecutor that bows to political pressure from the highest office in the country and the minions serving that office would be violating their sworn duties.

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Originally posted by: malibber2
The rules of conduct that all attorney's must follow require that I zealously represent my client. As prosecutor my client is the state and it is my duty to do everything ethical at my disposal to get an indictment. If I fail to do so, I have violated my sworn duties as both a prosecutor and an attorney.


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Originally posted by: chefantwon
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Originally posted by: jatki99
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Originally posted by: chefantwon
Ok Mal, lets do a bit of role play. YOU are the prosecutor in a high profile racial case where the local black community and several national "civil rights leaders" are demanding the officers head on a platter. How are YOU going to present the case to a grand jury?

Please keep in mind that anything short of a guilty verdict will result in rioting by the community. - well known and spoken outright by various civil rights "leaders".


Actually I was gonna ask mal same thing, good query tony.


I was quite suprized that once the door was opened no one decided to step through already.


CowboyKell
CowboyKell
Dec 3, 2014
2:13am
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So Forkush, you admit that you did not read the Grand Jury report.
Boilerman
Boilerman
Dec 3, 2014
3:23am
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I don't have a clue how this works, but Malibber is telling us that if he's the prosecutor and he has access to video of the cop sitting at a casino in Las Vegas at the same time that Brown was killed, he would proceed to prosecute anyway...............knowing with absolute certainty that an innocent man was be tried.

That sound like Obama World. Make shit up as you go along.


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Originally posted by: malibber2
The rules of conduct that all attorney's must follow require that I zealously represent my client. As prosecutor my client is the state and it is my duty to do everything ethical at my disposal to get an indictment. If I fail to do so, I have violated my sworn duties as both a prosecutor and an attorney.


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Originally posted by: chefantwon
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Originally posted by: jatki99
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Originally posted by: chefantwon
Ok Mal, lets do a bit of role play. YOU are the prosecutor in a high profile racial case where the local black community and several national "civil rights leaders" are demanding the officers head on a platter. How are YOU going to present the case to a grand jury?

Please keep in mind that anything short of a guilty verdict will result in rioting by the community. - well known and spoken outright by various civil rights "leaders".


Actually I was gonna ask mal same thing, good query tony.


I was quite suprized that once the door was opened no one decided to step through already.


snidely333
snidely333
Dec 3, 2014
5:59am
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Originally posted by: Boilerman
I don't have a clue how this works, but Malibber is telling us that if he's the prosecutor and he has access to video of the cop sitting at a casino in Las Vegas at the same time that Brown was killed, he would proceed to prosecute anyway...............knowing with absolute certainty that an innocent man was be tried.

That sound like Obama World. Make shit up as you go along.


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Originally posted by: malibber2
The rules of conduct that all attorney's must follow require that I zealously represent my client. As prosecutor my client is the state and it is my duty to do everything ethical at my disposal to get an indictment. If I fail to do so, I have violated my sworn duties as both a prosecutor and an attorney.


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Originally posted by: chefantwon
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Originally posted by: jatki99
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Originally posted by: chefantwon
Ok Mal, lets do a bit of role play. YOU are the prosecutor in a high profile racial case where the local black community and several national "civil rights leaders" are demanding the officers head on a platter. How are YOU going to present the case to a grand jury?

Please keep in mind that anything short of a guilty verdict will result in rioting by the community. - well known and spoken outright by various civil rights "leaders".


Actually I was gonna ask mal same thing, good query tony.


I was quite suprized that once the door was opened no one decided to step through already.


Let's not get carried away. There was no definitive exculpatory evidence in the Brown case. Mal didn't say he'd prosecute someone he knew to be innocent.


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