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dudinax
1y ago
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That's utter garbage. Juries acquit people when the cases are weak and defendents have the same rights they always have had probably more.
Prosecutors don't go to trial unless they have a solid case especially against a former pres.
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qingcharles
1y ago
I very rarely see prosecutors drop cases before trial. There's not much incentive for them to drop a case as only a tiny percent of cases go to trial (most are plea deals). It's often worth rolling the dice for the prosecution.
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