08-09-2016, 10:59 AM
(08-09-2016, 09:13 AM)fredtoast Wrote: I have no problem admitting when I am wrong.
Which explains why you made a post riddled with errors a law student wouldn't make and then deleted it completely. You got caught otherwise you'd have never acknowledged it. Why the complete fabrications? Why the outright lies? How could you make such basic errors if you are, in fact, an actual lawyer?
Quote:If you want to find out which police officers are liars and which tell the truth just ask them if they have ever arrested an innocent person. The ones who claim it is impossible for them to ever arrest an innocent person are the liars who give all police a bad name..
Innocent people get arrested all the time. Legally innocent people get arrested for crimes they actually committed but the DA doesn't feel they have enough to charge the person, and secure a conviction, in court. Factually innocent people get arrested when accused by others of a crime they did not commit. Factually innocent people get arrested when a sizable amount of circumstantial evidence points towards their guilt. That's when the DA, again, gets involved.
As someone who claims to be a lawyer you should be aware that the entire criminal justice system is comprised of checks and balances. Being arrested does not mean guilt and every LEO knows this. There are several steps in the process and it takes every step of that process making a mistake to wrongly convict an innocent person. This sadly happens, but it doesn't happen that often and it doesn't just happen because of a bad apple LEO. You want to absolve your supposed profession from any culpability in this process when, in actuality, lawyers have equal, if not more, influence in the process than LEO's.
Now, kindly explain to the class how a lawyer could make such basic errors concerning the law. I'm literally on shpilkes.
