he was fucking guilty and they let him walk
He was fucking guilty and they let him walk
He might have been innocent
There was reasonable doubt.
bullshit
IT'S POSSIBLE!
"He wuz a good boi he din doo nuffin" the movie
>Rather have 100 murderers walk free than one (1) innocent convicted.
>American justice
I hope you all stand trial accused of something you didnt do one day and the jury shows you no mercy
>make observation
>imply flaw
>provide none
You lost.
not guilty to a standard of reasonable doubt
>we need to protect innocent people from murderers
>but its okay if we kill an innocent person while doing so
Do you enjoy being horrifically retarded?
he definitely did it, the flashbacks were obviously the protagonist's headcanon
I hope you get jailed for something you didn't do
>I'd rather jail 10000 people who post mean things on twitter than arrest 1 muslim rapist
Do Euros really?
So, this was basically OJ before OJ?
>eyewitnesses gave spurious and inconsistent testimony that was of questionable basis
>talking points in favor of the guilty verdict were easily refuted
>HE'S GUILTY BECAUSE FUCK YOU BLEEDING HEART FAGS
Excuse me, I don't think you quite understand what reasonable doubt means.
I hope you get raped and murdered by someone who could have been in prison but was allowed to walk.
Uniorincally, yes. How the fuck could you ever think otherwise?
No there wasn't. Juror 8 violated jury instructions to the point that it should have been a mistrial. If he had just done his job it would have been a guilty verdict.
>If the angle of the knife wound don't fit, you must acquit!
This. Stockbroker man, or whatever he was, was no nonsense and stayed true to a guilty verdict until good honest actual proof and doubt was presented.
He fucking killed his father though.
They provide the shittiest evidence ever that he didn't.
HURRR DURR PEOPLE DON'T STAB DOWNWARD IF SHORT
Maybe the nigger jumped?
>He killed his father
Got any evidence that isn't full of holes?
>nigger
He was white and white men can't jump
>was no nonsense and stayed true to a guilty verdict until good honest actual proof and doubt was presented.
I don't think you or Stockbroker man know how burden of proof works.
Burden of proof lies on the prosecutor.
If a trial happens and neither defense nor prosecutor present proof, then the defense wins.
People don't sleep with glasses on your honor, HOW BOUT THEM APPLES BAM WAPPOW NOT GUILTY
>Suppose you talk us all out of this, and the boy really did knife his father ?
The movie basically spells it out for you. The kid is guilty.
Maybe his father was a scumbag had it coming?
>Vigilantism is against the law!
Convicting people in the presence of reasonable doubt is vigilantism.
Good eye sight here. Do people sleep with glasses on?
Sometimes I fall asleep with them on, especially if i'm very tired
Thanks for the (You)s, boys, you yanks are too easy
I exclusively sleep on my back so I don't bother taking my glasses off, but that's not the norm. It would be annoying to try and sleep on your side with them on, which is how most people sleep.
>bringing a knife to a courtroom
Instant mistrial, and the guy would have been thrown into a holding cell and most likely prosecuted.
It's funny because 49 out of 50 states base their law on British Common Law.
>I was just pretending to be retarded
You sure got me good, champ.
i was always too afraid of breaking them
now i sleep with my contacts in until i change them a month later
What do you call this type of post where the person who made it is obviously seething but they're trying to appear like they're not? Pic related describes it pretty well but is there like a word for it?
probably but the kike had good arguments. they were not 100% sure, witnesses were not reliable and there was no solid evidence he committed the crime.
it was the 50's
trannies
It's called a trollback. It's when a retard makes an ass of himself, gets called on it, then pretends he was trolling in order to save face. Happens a lot.
Who's the outlier? Texas?
>HE WEARING ALL WHITE YOU GET IT CUZ HES AN ANGEL
Louisiana. Napoleonic Code instead of Common Law.