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Frederic Fuckin' Chopin
Not soon enough actually. Y’all get more insufferable by the day.
Hahaha
Not soon enough actually. Y’all get more insufferable by the day.
Not soon enough actually. Y’all get more insufferable by the day.
You prefer the performance of WF athletics
Nah. I don’t get a hard on for mediocre bowls the way some of y’all do (though I’m probably going to make the two and a half hour trip trek down I-20). And it’s hard to enjoy Soccer’s success when I can’t make it to Winston as often as I used to.
Nah. I don’t get a hard on for mediocre bowls the way some of y’all do (though I’m probably going to make the two and a half hour trip trek down I-20). And it’s hard to enjoy Soccer’s success when I can’t make it to Winston as often as I used to.
i picture you saying this, standing, waiting for the water to burst into the bridge of the Titanic
I'll side with the person who spent the first part of his career as a lawyer working in the DA's office. He just might know what he is talking about.
A couple updates on the case this week from WPIX.com, a NYC TV station:
https://pix11.com/2018/12/05/mom-pu...-in-one-punch-case-against-wake-forest-coach/
https://pix11.com/2018/12/03/grievi...coach-who-punched-her-son-with-fatal-results/
A couple updates on the case this week from WPIX.com, a NYC TV station:
https://pix11.com/2018/12/05/mom-pu...-in-one-punch-case-against-wake-forest-coach/
https://pix11.com/2018/12/03/grievi...coach-who-punched-her-son-with-fatal-results/
I am just getting back in to viewing these boards more after roughly two years, and either this place has gotten weird, or I am just noticing now.
Nah. I don’t get a hard on for mediocre bowls the way some of y’all do (though I’m probably going to make the two and a half hour trip trek down I-20). And it’s hard to enjoy Soccer’s success when I can’t make it to Winston as often as I used to.
That's fine I've worked in a DA's office too. Let me clue you both in on how charging works. There is a thing called "prosecutorial discretion." It means the District Attorney who is prosecuting the case can choose what he wants to charge Jones with, if he wants to plea bargain, etc. Good DA's go with the highest charge they can get and include all lesser available charges as well. That strategy provides leverage and a position of power if the DA wants to plea bargain. If Jones goes to trial and gets convicted on the highest charge all that matters is when Jones' attorney appeals, will that charge hold up in appellate review? The answer is it can, but feel free to do your own legal research on the matter if you want to double check my work.
LOL, you have no clue. Even the victim's family is pushing for criminally negligent homicide, which is below manslaughter.
Ethically, a prosecutor isn't supposed to charge higher than what he/she has good faith belief can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. It's a higher standard than probable cause, which is why prosecutors routinely reduce what's charged initially by police. Apparently you once worked in a DA's office. While I can't speak to you or the office you worked in, I and the people I worked with took our ethical obligations seriously.