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: Public Defender Dude

Why can't prosecutors convict cops?

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It drives me crazy!  You see the police do something that's just nakedly illegal, it's caught on video, it's morally and legally reprehensible.  And yet there are no charges brought, or if charges are brought they're undercharged.  And even when it goes to trial the case is somehow lost.It constantly makes me ask "why can't prosecutors convict cops?!"I've seen so many cases of botched prosecutions of police officers over the years it's begun to resemble a pattern to me.  The police circle the wagons (and even if the brass suggest the cop was dirty and they distance themselves from the dirty cop in question, the police union holds no such concern and will defend the officer no matter what, as will the willing lackeys in the press)...continue to full post

Full post as published by Public Defender Dude on September 28, 2014 (boomark / email).

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