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Old 09-16-2020, 02:43 PM
barry12345 barry12345 is offline
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Of course given the choice the majority would take the time back. Any award might also be used too recklessly. As they would be out of touch with far too many realities out here. Actually two million for the bulk of a persons life is not really that much to start with.

Most members have at least some money. When you run up against the so called justice system. I suspect you basically have to prove your innocence more than they have to prove your guilt. When you are basically poor.

The police are almost famous for fabrications. I am not against police forces but they should be taught ethics. The job does attract a certain percentage of people that should have been screened out.

Different juristictions have different policies. I know of cases where the convict was very sick and could pose no possible risk to anyone in their current condition. They have been released to die basically. Perhaps they would have avoided the financial realities out here if they had been allowed to die in prison. It frees up space but I do not know if there is support money for continuing medical bills etc. Once they are out.

There is no level playing field and probably there never has been one.

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