Bravo

[evanovitch]

to the judge in South Africa…the verdict of culpable homicide is the right one…glad to see that she stayed within the letter of the law…yes, he killed her, but the case was not proven beyond a reasonable doubt that the act was premeditated


always good to see justice prevail against the outside influences that make it sway under pressure to emotions…if only all cases were decided within the letter of the law…...

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[blugiant]

to the judge in South Africa…the verdict of culpable homicide is the right one…glad to see that she stayed within the letter of the law…yes, he killed her, but the case was not proven beyond a reasonable doubt that the act was premeditated


always good to see justice prevail against the outside influences that make it sway under pressure to emotions…if only all cases were decided within the letter of the law…...

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oyinbo gitt justice inn south africa wild latt aff blakk south africans got convicted on less eveedence

[My Looh]

oyinbo gitt justice inn south africa wild latt aff blakk south africans got convicted on less eveedence

A sentence has not yet been been handed down, so how do you know who received justice?

[My Looh]

... if only all cases were decided within the letter of the law…...

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What about the guilty criminals who go free or the wrongfully acussed who go to jail due to the "letter of the law" being followed?

Just because a judge follow the "letter of the law" does not mean justice is served.

I am not singling out this judge in particular but talking in general terms regarding the entire legal system.