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Sure. How often has that happened?

 

 

 

At least once

 

http://www.ironicsurrealism.com/2014/08/12/justice4mikebrown-wheres-justice-for-unarmed-white-18-yr-old-gil-collar-killed-by-a-black-cop/

Lol Oakland Pd is about to arrest 100's, and tow about 100 cars lol

 

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At least once

 

#JusticeForMikeBrown? Where?s Justice For Gil Collar Unarmed White 18 Yr Old Gunned Down By On Duty Black Cop?

 

Twice.

 

Salt Lake cop cleared in shooting of unarmed white man | WREG.com

New report says that the Assistant DA passed out a document to the grand jury detailing what is legal for an officer in regards to pursuing a fleeing suspect.

 

Problem is that it was ruled unconstitutional in 1985. It was a much lower standard than what the law is today.

 

Interesting. Need to find some more info on this.

Here's a video from Lawrence O'Donnell that details what was said by the ADAs. Please don't waste time blaming the source. He quotes the ADAs.

 

Shocking mistake in Darren Wilson grand jury | MSNBC

Here's a video from Lawrence O'Donnell that details what was said by the ADAs. Please don't waste time blaming the source. He quotes the ADAs.

 

Shocking mistake in Darren Wilson grand jury | MSNBC

 

So would this go to a new Grand Jury

Here's a video from Lawrence O'Donnell that details what was said by the ADAs. Please don't waste time blaming the source. He quotes the ADAs.

 

Shocking mistake in Darren Wilson grand jury | MSNBC

 

Before the Grand Jury went into deliberations, the ADA corrected her mistake. If the mistake is corrected, where is the harm?

 

Mr. O'Donnell doesn't like the dramatic much does he?

Here's a video from Lawrence O'Donnell that details what was said by the ADAs. Please don't waste time blaming the source. He quotes the ADAs.

 

Shocking mistake in Darren Wilson grand jury | MSNBC

 

They corrected the mistake. What's the issue ?

Before the Grand Jury went into deliberations, the ADA corrected her mistake. If the mistake is corrected, where is the harm?

 

Mr. O'Donnell doesn't like the dramatic much does he?

 

They corrected the mistake. What's the issue ?

 

It's interesting that you guys say she corrected her mistake. They took direct quotes where someone asked "Does Federal law override state law?" Instead of the simple answer "yes" she essentially said "don't worry about it."

 

You'll pardon me if I think you guys would have freaked out had it been the opposite way.

 

Muddying the waters certainly gives the impression that they were trying to lead the jury down one path.

 

They probably didn't need to do that. However, the fact that they did is telling.

Before the Grand Jury went into deliberations, the ADA corrected her mistake. If the mistake is corrected, where is the harm?

 

I take it you aren't very familiar with the legal process.

They corrected the mistake. What's the issue ?

 

I dunno. Didn't you go to law school? You seem to be all over these and quick to correct others with whatever you think.

I take it you aren't very familiar with the legal process.

 

Matter of fact I am. Work in the system and court rooms daily.

Matter of fact I am. Work in the system and court rooms daily.

 

Then you realize the significance of presenting the wrong standard of proof, especially when you present a heightened one to a grand jury. Sometimes a "whoops, I'm sorry" after you've handed out a sheet with a misstatement of law to the jury and presented testimony to them just doesn't cut it.

 

That's a really big deal when the sheet you've passed out has been ruled unconstitutional and hasn't been law during your entire career.

 

If you don't see how that's a big deal, then there's no point in us having this conversation.

 

 

If this were the guy who shot an officer in Pennsylvania was indicted and the same mistake were made, I would be up in arms about it, and I don't think I'm the only one on here who would either.