EPTI wonder how that is?
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I wonder how that is? | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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xDaunt
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On November 25 2014 13:16 419 wrote: it is clear that certain enlightened TL commentators know exactly what happened, and are perhaps even better informed than the grand jury and the prosecutor. I wonder how that is? God help us when we need a Russian to lecture us on due process. | ||
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GreenHorizons
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IgnE
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Doublemint
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A St. Louis County grand jury on Monday decided not to indict Ferguson, Missouri, police Officer Darren Wilson in the August killing of teenager Michael Brown. The decision wasn’t a surprise — leaks from the grand jury had led most observers to conclude an indictment was unlikely — but it was unusual. Grand juries nearly always decide to indict. The explanations aren’t mutually exclusive. It’s possible, for example, that the evidence against Wilson was relatively weak, but that jurors were also more likely than normal to give him the benefit of the doubt. St. Louis County prosecutor Robert McCulloch has said he plans to release the evidence collected in the case, which would give the public a chance to evaluate whether justice was served here. But beyond Ferguson, we won’t know without better data why grand juries are so reluctant to indict police officers. | ||
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Doublemint
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rofl. | ||
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Yergidy
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On November 25 2014 13:29 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Walgreen's store has been torched. Rioters also broke into a liquor store and were stealing all sorts of alcohol as well. Broke a news reporters camera. | ||
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JonnyBNoHo
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Edit: Nice to see the 'peaceful protests' back as well. Also classy. | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Reportedly on fire in Ferguson: Little Ceasar's, Metro PCS, Sam's Meat Market, public storage facility, Walgreens, beauty store. | ||
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GreenHorizons
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Starting to think it would of almost made sense to release the evidence before the decision? I'd be surprised if damages don't go past $100 million Especially when you start to add up the resources used to 'prevent' this from happening. | ||
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