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CPT Jack Durish
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I'm confused. How does separation of powers relate to the chaos created by refusal by law enforcement officials to enforce the law? They are two separate and distinct issues and conflating them only helps the enemies of the Constitution.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
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Well So Far, I See No Response To Your Questions,
And Quite Frankly; Until I Read It, I'd Not Even Thought About It.
Thanks For Asking Those Questions. Now Let's See What Happens.
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Amn Roger Omberg
Amn Roger Omberg
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I think, Sir, that a lot of that Chaos, is paid for by GEORGE SOROS, I read columns,
that His meddling, especially in the D.A.s case are often from this vermin. He knows full well the exact duties of the DA is, & He tries to undermine America's laws by funding some communist leaning person to run for those offices, & in essence, He is Their BOSS!
Once they are elected, then SOROS gets to work, dictating to his D.A., that they will not file charges for drunk driving, petty theft, running a red light, etc.. Furthermore, He is the sworn enemy of America.
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SMSgt Lawrence McCarter
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Seems some prosecutors have failed to perform their duties and criminals remained in society to continue to prey on the public. There was no penalty for their crimes and they were NOT going to stop if unchecked including their removal from that society through imprisonment. The last focus it appears was protecting the rest of us from these maggots.

I have also however seen some overzealous prosecutors go after people that may not have even committed any crime at all based on nothing more than mere suspicion. That is some cases even resulted in hiding information that would have cleared the suspect of any criminal act at all. That problem seems to be getting worse and often the complete lack of ethics on the part of attorneys and prosecutors. Also instead of speedy public trials dragging thing out over multiple appearances and delays which overcrowded the Court calendar and I suspect was more about attorneys making money than defending their clients especially in the case of public defenders.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
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~~ B I N G O ~~
"I DO Believe ~ We Have A WINNER"
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
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Here's A PART Of That Problem. As Told To Me By Attorneys I've Known.
"When You're Arrested, You're Read Your Legal Rights"....SO Pay Attention:
You're Told: "You Have The Right To Remain Silent": ~ So Shut Up ~
"Anything You Say Can And Will Be Held Against You In A Court Of Law":
Note ~ "AGAINST YOU" ~ Not A Word Of Anything FOR You.. And They Mean It!
From The Time Of Your Arrest, They Have ONE Goal; Convicting YOU Of The Crime.
Whether You Actually DID The Crime, Is Unimportant.....
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The Prosecuting Attorney ONLY Prosecutes ~~ And The Defense Attorney, ONLY Defends ~ And Neither Cares If You're Guilty Or Not. ... As You Can See, They Both Have Their Specific Jobs, But ONE Purpose; And Each Attorney ONLY Does Their Part ~ And You're Situation Is The Final Result Of Their Skills In The Court Room. Guilty Or Not ~
Makes NO Difference To THEM;
~ But YOU May Be Sentenced To Prison For The Remaining Years Of Your LIFE~
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GySgt Jack Wallace
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Like what the commercial saids, You can pay me now, or pay me later! Don't enforce local and states laws there will be a price to pay later. Yes, there will be!!!
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SMSgt Lawrence McCarter
SMSgt Lawrence McCarter
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Yes, for sure and the price is very high !
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
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Real conviction rates
The official percentage of serious crimes where a person is actually convicted is even lower, though data is hard to confirm. The Bureau of Justice Statistics has not reported national conviction rates for serious crimes since 2006 – but in that year, out of all serious crimes reported to the police, only 4.1% of cases ended with an individual convicted in the wake of a reported crime.

Again, taking into account the fact that twice as many crimes happen, the national conviction rate in 2006 was actually closer to 2%.
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