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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: combjelly who wrote (819493)11/28/2014 1:20:58 PM
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CJ,
Actually, the way that grand jury was handled was very different than the way they usually are handled. So our system generally operates differently.
You must have been brainwashed by the lamestream media, who is claiming that grand juries almost always choose to indict.

Of course the grand jury was handled very differently than the way they are usually handled. This case was politically charged the moment it became a "race thing" by the left.

The prosecutor would have chosen not to press charges, but he went with the grand jury because there was enormous political pressure to convict, not just indict. Had the prosecutor chosen not to send it to the grand jury (as he would have if left to his own professional discretion), he would have been crucified.

Now the left is complaining that the prosecutor didn't try to tilt the grand jury toward indictment. And that grand juries are 99% likely to indict, so the fact that they didn't must prove "racism." This defies logic in ways I have not seen before.

All this proves is that the left only wanted one outcome to satisfy their agenda. And that is the conviction of an innocent police officer who was doing his job.

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