The Orange County Public Defender’s Office is seeking to have the Orange County District Attorney’s Office removed from prosecuting five sex offenders accused of violating parole after they were released early from local lockup. Full Article
Good for them. Overzealous Nancy gracesque prosecutors are the last thing we need to deal with.
Saddles
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May 21, 2020 6:03 pm
It seems who can you trust today a lawyer, oh wait a minute trumps lawyer is already in jail by some double standard issue. One just has to wonder whats moral, letting prisoners ou,t and than saying we made a mistake and we want to justify the matter to make it right.
I would say everyone makes mistakes but than again what would be thr right thing to do in a situation such as the contrivirus ordeal. Talk about blood on someone’s hands or writings on the wall.
I have to say this Public Attorney has some scruples. Or do you have to have scrupples today to be a lawyer. Isn’t that what ivy leage league is all about in this school of hard knocks today for many that seek justice.
One has to wonder in this scruple scrable games of offender type justice, or officer pretending, or blaphemous compound justice by fradulent means
Michael RS
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May 23, 2020 12:14 am
I don’t see the problem here with the DA or what he did. These were/are some bad dudes (Did you bother to check out their offenses?).
It is no service to reformed offenders or the ACSOL if you can’t separate the chaff from the wheat in these matters.
w
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May 23, 2020 2:13 am
They buddy-buddy their way through the legislature, unfortunately it’s how much of this business was done. Once they have an angle they keep pushing it, softening up any opposition by making the target look pro-offender or “soft on crime”. Always playing the victim card.
Good for them. Overzealous Nancy gracesque prosecutors are the last thing we need to deal with.
It seems who can you trust today a lawyer, oh wait a minute trumps lawyer is already in jail by some double standard issue. One just has to wonder whats moral, letting prisoners ou,t and than saying we made a mistake and we want to justify the matter to make it right.
I would say everyone makes mistakes but than again what would be thr right thing to do in a situation such as the contrivirus ordeal. Talk about blood on someone’s hands or writings on the wall.
I have to say this Public Attorney has some scruples. Or do you have to have scrupples today to be a lawyer. Isn’t that what ivy leage league is all about in this school of hard knocks today for many that seek justice.
One has to wonder in this scruple scrable games of offender type justice, or officer pretending, or blaphemous compound justice by fradulent means
I don’t see the problem here with the DA or what he did. These were/are some bad dudes (Did you bother to check out their offenses?).
It is no service to reformed offenders or the ACSOL if you can’t separate the chaff from the wheat in these matters.
They buddy-buddy their way through the legislature, unfortunately it’s how much of this business was done. Once they have an angle they keep pushing it, softening up any opposition by making the target look pro-offender or “soft on crime”. Always playing the victim card.