From: rrufiange@cfl.rr.com   
      
   "Critter"  wrote in message   
   news:Kd9wb.216797$9E1.1167667@attbi_s52...   
      
   > Chrissy, your opinion clearly shows that the jury system cant work in the   
   > US. Too many people like yourself who are so uneducated that they would   
   > allow their mind to confuse suspicion with presumption of guilt.   
      
   Well, since you're going to call me Chrissy, I'll go ahead and resume   
   calling you by the title of plunger-boy.   
      
   Because I believe he is guilty, I must be uneducated?  Show us how that   
   works.   
      
   Suspicion is presumption.  The difference, is conviction.   
      
   > > His life will be in no danger.  He's a mega-millionaire.  His lawyers   
   will   
   > > work out some freakish deal where he'll serve house arrest, or be under   
   > > constant doubled guard.   
   >   
   >   
   > Poppycock.   
      
   How many mega-millionaires can you compare this case to, and validate your   
   claim?   
      
   > I have changed the laws. All of them. Would you like to read the laws that   
   > I've rewritten on my own behalf ? I'll be happy to show them to you.   
      
   So, you're a legislator?   
      
   > > It is not up to these prosecutors in California to remedy problematic   
   > prison   
   > > conditions.  It's their job to decide upon prosecuting criminal   
   offenders.   
   > > Under the current laws, such situations would be relegated to other   
   > > departments.  But you already knew that, right?   
   >   
   >   
   > Wrong. I have never heard a prosecutor complaining that he feels uneasy   
   that   
   > the guy he just convicted for car theft or smoking pot might wind up   
   getting   
   > raped or murdered in prison. I have never heard them crying out at the   
   > inhumanity of such a situation. Instead, there is tremendous competition   
   for   
   > the job of prosecutor. People are chomping at the bit to pull the switch   
   on   
   > someone, as long as they can get away with it.   
      
   This is about reporting prison misconduct to the proper departments, not   
   about whether or not a prosecutor feels uneasy with a pre-existing   
   conviction.  They are NOT the same concerns.   
      
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