We'll see how many they get. Our Justice system is kinda funky, for real.
If by that you see judges and prosecutors break the law, I agree.
They'll get whatever the law will allow that they are focused on with ample evidence.
If and ONLY if they are legally convicted.
That's just how it is.
Classically, prosecutors, even Blondi, never take a case unless it's a slam dunk.
Sure they do.
That usually how it works in The American Justice System.
Prosecutors rarely lose cases. It looks bad on them if they do.
I see prosecutors lose a lot. I've seen incompetent ones. Same with defense lawyers.
There is NOTHING holy about them in any way. They are people. Some make mistakes, some are just plain incompetent, some willingly break the law.
Our Attorney General here in Washington has been breaking the law and is now under federal investigation for it.
With not enough evidence, they usually just do not pursue.
Heh. I've been on juries where EXACTLY that has happened!
There are a lot of caveats in there, oh yes, and I am not a lawyer.
Neither am I. I don't have to be.
Lawyers have their place, but you have to get a good one (there's a lot of incompetence out there!). Lawyers are trained in the Rules of the Court in their jurisdiction, and are familiar with nuances of law that you might not be familiar with.
Sure, you can represent yourself, but you will be held to the same Rules of the Court and appropriate section of the law as a lawyer would be.
I HAVE represented myself on some cases (businesses get sued a LOT!)...mostly on stupid repetitive stuff I already know about from experience. For other stuff, I will use a lawyer.
Most of the time, when representing myself, all I have to do is submit the contract the moron sued over to the judge and it's all over. The case gets dismissed in my favor.
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