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: Defending Those People

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Do police make mistakes? Sure, as Radley pointed out, some serious ones, like roughly arresting the wrong people. A $100,000 payout for what these guys went through? This is why PD work is so important, many times these innocent people don't have great evidence in their favor so it comes down to our skills to protect their rights.Did you know that Gonzales was less than truthful, hmm, surprise surprise!OK, we all now know that Rehnquist was a drug addict. But did you hear that he was racist. You see this from Brennan's recollection:"In conference, as the case history notes, the justices squared off to their familiar positions: Brennan believed the Constitution extended equal protection to all people, including children of illegal immigrants...continue to full post

Full post as published by Defending Those People on January 18, 2007 (boomark / email).

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