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Robinson et al v. City of Milwaukee et al

Suetonius

LAUGH.
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ok now explain why you posted this:

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Bad phrasing. And me being retarded. “Finding them innocent” only applies to non-jury trials or certain venues which don’t have juries like civil cases (but even then you’re not found “innocent”, again me being retarded). If I wanted to parlay that into my point about criminal trials though I would say “Well, even if a jury finds someone guilty, the judge can technically reverse it and thus TECHNICALLY find them innocent!”. And the “giving them a light sentence” shit isn’t retarded because that happens all the time. Judges are people and even though they’re supposed to be unbiased…shieeet not always.
 
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Bad phrasing. And me being retarded. “Finding them innocent” only applies to non-jury trials or certain venues which don’t have juries like civil cases (but even then you’re not found “innocent”, again me being retarded). If I wanted to parlay that into my point about criminal trials though I would say “Well, even if a jury finds someone guilty, the judge can technically reverse it and thus TECHNICALLY find them innocent!”. And the “giving them a light sentence” shit isn’t retarded because that happens all the time. Judges are people and even though they’re supposed to be unbiased…shieeet not always.
Ok, thanks
 
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You people who think the City won’t fight tooth and nail on this and will try to settle are insane (sorry Fez).

City Attorneys live for this kind of shit. When their usual job entails proof reading contracts and other paper pushing nonsense, they love fighting to keep the city from having a precedent set to have to pay out anything.
Are you saying the greatest legal minds of this generation over on Kiwifarms are wrong?
 

Prison Enjoyer

I was runnin’ through this creek like bigfoot man
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quasi101

the $83,736.99 fugitive
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Bad phrasing. And me being retarded. “Finding them innocent” only applies to non-jury trials or certain venues which don’t have juries like civil cases (but even then you’re not found “innocent”, again me being retarded). If I wanted to parlay that into my point about criminal trials though I would say “Well, even if a jury finds someone guilty, the judge can technically reverse it and thus TECHNICALLY find them innocent!”. And the “giving them a light sentence” shit isn’t retarded because that happens all the time. Judges are people and even though they’re supposed to be unbiased…shieeet not always.
Are you a britfag becuase this is wrong jn the US
 
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