OT: I hate big governments, government overeaching it’s sticky hands

[scaredyclassic]

On the other hand could just be a jurisdictional issue maybe all the touchings occurred in Serbia. Da could decline for that and there could still be a good c p s case. And in the end the judge can say sure I have reasonable doubts about what may or may not have occurred but the safety of the children comes first and based on the clear and in my mind convincing evidence the kids must be removed permanently. The judge might also find that due to the cheapnessof storage space the dad is an idiot for keeping photos on his work computer

[Anonymous]

[quote=walterwhite]just a judge who almost certainly doesn’t care about public opinion in reaching a decision [/quote]

Or a judge who has political aspirations and wants to be sure that there is zero chance that he/she is associated with the release of a “child molester.”

No politician can afford to have a Willie Horton on their record – just ask Huckabee.

[Anonymous]

[quote=walterwhite]just a judge who almost certainly doesn’t care about public opinion in reaching a decision [/quote]

Or a judge who has political aspirations and wants to be sure that there is zero chance that he/she is associated with the release of a “child molester.”

No politician can afford to have a Willie Horton on their record – just ask Huckabee.

[Anonymous]

[quote=walterwhite]just a judge who almost certainly doesn’t care about public opinion in reaching a decision [/quote]

Or a judge who has political aspirations and wants to be sure that there is zero chance that he/she is associated with the release of a “child molester.”

No politician can afford to have a Willie Horton on their record – just ask Huckabee.

[Anonymous]

[quote=walterwhite]just a judge who almost certainly doesn’t care about public opinion in reaching a decision [/quote]

Or a judge who has political aspirations and wants to be sure that there is zero chance that he/she is associated with the release of a “child molester.”

No politician can afford to have a Willie Horton on their record – just ask Huckabee.

[Anonymous]

[quote=walterwhite]just a judge who almost certainly doesn’t care about public opinion in reaching a decision [/quote]

Or a judge who has political aspirations and wants to be sure that there is zero chance that he/she is associated with the release of a “child molester.”

No politician can afford to have a Willie Horton on their record – just ask Huckabee.

[scaredyclassic]

True although if it’s a superbogus case it could a political mistake for the judge too

[scaredyclassic]

True although if it’s a superbogus case it could a political mistake for the judge too

[scaredyclassic]

True although if it’s a superbogus case it could a political mistake for the judge too

[scaredyclassic]

True although if it’s a superbogus case it could a political mistake for the judge too

[scaredyclassic]

True although if it’s a superbogus case it could a political mistake for the judge too

[Coronita]

[quote=pri_dk]TG,

I agree that this is only one half of the story in this particular example, but there have been enough of these stories around that I believe there is a real problem with the system.

[quote=temeculaguy]He’s prepping the defense[/quote]

[quote]This is a spin tactic to get the agency to give up[/quote]

You are implying that there is some due process in this case.

The terrifying part of these stories is that there is no defense, and there is no process on which the agency needs to give up.

This story is like something from Kafka – The family has been sentenced with the ultimate punishment, without due process, without appeal, and without any indication that a crime has even been committed.[/quote]

Exactly.

[Coronita]

[quote=pri_dk]TG,

I agree that this is only one half of the story in this particular example, but there have been enough of these stories around that I believe there is a real problem with the system.

[quote=temeculaguy]He’s prepping the defense[/quote]

[quote]This is a spin tactic to get the agency to give up[/quote]

You are implying that there is some due process in this case.

The terrifying part of these stories is that there is no defense, and there is no process on which the agency needs to give up.

This story is like something from Kafka – The family has been sentenced with the ultimate punishment, without due process, without appeal, and without any indication that a crime has even been committed.[/quote]

Exactly.

[Coronita]

[quote=pri_dk]TG,

I agree that this is only one half of the story in this particular example, but there have been enough of these stories around that I believe there is a real problem with the system.

[quote=temeculaguy]He’s prepping the defense[/quote]

[quote]This is a spin tactic to get the agency to give up[/quote]

You are implying that there is some due process in this case.

The terrifying part of these stories is that there is no defense, and there is no process on which the agency needs to give up.

This story is like something from Kafka – The family has been sentenced with the ultimate punishment, without due process, without appeal, and without any indication that a crime has even been committed.[/quote]

Exactly.

[Coronita]

[quote=pri_dk]TG,

I agree that this is only one half of the story in this particular example, but there have been enough of these stories around that I believe there is a real problem with the system.

[quote=temeculaguy]He’s prepping the defense[/quote]

[quote]This is a spin tactic to get the agency to give up[/quote]

You are implying that there is some due process in this case.

The terrifying part of these stories is that there is no defense, and there is no process on which the agency needs to give up.

This story is like something from Kafka – The family has been sentenced with the ultimate punishment, without due process, without appeal, and without any indication that a crime has even been committed.[/quote]

Exactly.

[Author]

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