O.J. did it

[DeruIsLove]

Why is it even a question?

"The trial that changed America"? Yes, live proof that the court system was a joke. It still is twenty years later.

[quido]

got prof?

[DeruIsLove]

Money talks boi

[Bboboo]

So obvious when RNF slows down.

[DeruIsLove]

It's Sunday. Sheep busy praying to sky daddy.

[Daldolma]

Originally Posted by DeruIsLove [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Why is it even a question?

"The trial that changed America"? Yes, live proof that the court system was a joke. It still is twenty years later.

how was this a fault of "the court system"? got a better idea than jury trials?

[DeruIsLove]

Originally Posted by Daldolma [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

how was this a fault of "the court system"? got a better idea than jury trials?

Law should be about the search for the truth and carrying out justice not searching for profit and finding ways to 'win'.

[Frieza_Prexus]

Originally Posted by DeruIsLove [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Law should be about the search for the truth and carrying out justice not searching for profit and finding ways to 'win'.

Still not hearing any ideas here. Just a bunch noble spirit embiggening the smallest man.

[Daldolma]

Originally Posted by DeruIsLove [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Law should be about the search for the truth and carrying out justice not searching for profit and finding ways to 'win'.

do you have a better method for finding the truth and achieving justice than the adversarial system and jury trials? would be happy to hear it.

as it stands, the "court system" is founded on every person's right to defend themselves against criminal charges in a jury trial, and to seek out legal representation if they so choose. oj was charged with a crime. he hired a great defense team. that defense team convinced a theoretically impartial jury that there was reasonable doubt as to oj's guilt.

unless you want to abridge a person's right to defend themselves against criminal charges, to seek out legal representation, or to be tried before a jury, i don't see how you get a different result, given the standard of evidence. what do you want his defense team to do? not defend him to the best of their ability?

[Ahldagor]

Originally Posted by DeruIsLove [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Why is it even a question?

"The trial that changed America"? Yes, live proof that the court system was a joke. It still is twenty years later.

crackah ass crackah