Kyle's Law
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These are cases where there is little or no evidence inconsistent with self-defense, such that there can no good-faith reason for a prosecutor to drag that defender to trial. The only motivation of the prosecutor is personal aggrandizement and political capital.
Here's a thought exercise for the "both sides are equally bad" among us. Does the political right perpetrate these sorts of groundless prosecutions?
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These are cases where there is little or no evidence inconsistent with self-defense, such that there can no good-faith reason for a prosecutor to drag that defender to trial. The only motivation of the prosecutor is personal aggrandizement and political capital.
Here's a thought exercise for the "both sides are equally bad" among us. Does the political right perpetrate these sorts of groundless prosecutions?
@horace said in Kyle's Law:
Here's a thought exercise for the "both sides are equally bad" among us. Does the political right perpetrate these sorts of groundless prosecutions?
If you're not just talking about the United States of America, then obviously the answer is yes.
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@horace said in Kyle's Law:
Here's a thought exercise for the "both sides are equally bad" among us. Does the political right perpetrate these sorts of groundless prosecutions?
If you're not just talking about the United States of America, then obviously the answer is yes.
@doctor-phibes said in Kyle's Law:
@horace said in Kyle's Law:
Here's a thought exercise for the "both sides are equally bad" among us. Does the political right perpetrate these sorts of groundless prosecutions?
If you're not just talking about the United States of America, then obviously the answer is yes.
Yeah when I talk about this stuff I'm talking about American culture and where the pendulum's currently at.
