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Quote:Glad to see justice served for the Davis' family as a result of this son being wrongfully murdered, and im glad taxpayers had to foot the bill for a situation like this.

Cause the tax payers just owe it right?

So if your son runs his car into another car killing himself and the other occupant you'd be happy if the taxpayer paid for a trial to charge your son with vehicular homicide?

 

Regards.....................the Chiefjag

Quote:Glad to see justice served for the Davis' family as a result of this son being wrongfully murdered, and im glad taxpayers had to foot the bill for a situation like this.

Justice was already served in the original trial. Dunn wasn't getting out of prison ever. So, what purpose did the second trial serve beyond wasting taxpayer money to make a life sentence a longer life sentence? This was nothing but a face saving trial for the State's Attorney.


I'm curious. Is there such thing as a "rightful murder?"

Quote:Justice was already served in the original trial. Dunn wasn't getting out of prison ever. So, what purpose did the second trial serve beyond wasting taxpayer money to make a life sentence a longer life sentence? This was nothing but a face saving trial for the State's Attorney.

I'm curious. Is there such thing as a "rightful murder?"

Actually justice wasn't served in the first trial. Dunn was convicted of three counts on Attemped Murder and found innocent of Murder w/respect to an unarmed teenager regardless of the tongue lashing that he, Dunn received...


I do agree that the second trial was Politically Based though...


NH3...

Quote:Cause the tax payers just owe it right?

No, the tax payers didn't owe this in any fashion...


Yes, the Davis family was owed True Justice w/respect to their son's killer and the tax payers simply had to foot the bill...


NH3...

Quote:I'm curious as to why you would say that?

 

The Davis' family deserves to have justice for their son. 

 

Quote:Say what?

 

See above

 

Quote:Reckon he don't pay no taxes .

But that's one of the dumbest statements I've e read here. Including TMD. Lol.


Dunn was going to live his life in jail before this trial. It was closure for the family, for which I'm glad.

However it was also redemption and vindication for Corey, which was a waste of tax payer money.

Seeing Corrine Brown getting her photo op was also a waste of tax payers money.


But in the end, it was what what the father said.. A conviction from a white jury, white men. We didnt have to embarrass ourselves like Ferguson.

And they didn't need the help of the New Black Panther Party yapping outside the courthouse.

 

This is laughable coming from a person like you who had a thread removed because of you making jokes about child abuse.

Quote:Cause the tax payers just owe it right?

 

It's not like anybody was asking for slavery reparations, just justice for a wrongful murder.

 

Quote:Justice was already served in the original trial. Dunn wasn't getting out of prison ever. So, what purpose did the second trial serve beyond wasting taxpayer money to make a life sentence a longer life sentence? This was nothing but a face saving trial for the State's Attorney.


I'm curious. Is there such thing as a "rightful murder?"

 

Justice was not served for Jordan Davis' murder. The family had EVERY right to pursue a retrial. The purpose the second trial served was closure for a family who lost their son over a argument. 

Quote:It's not like anybody was asking for slavery reparations, just justice for a wrongful murder.

 

 

Justice was not served for Jordan Davis' murder. The family had EVERY right to pursue a retrial. The purpose the second trial served was closure for a family who lost their son over a argument. 

Justice wasn't served?  He was found guilty and sentenced to what amounted to a life in prison.  What changed?

 

The family didn't pursue a retrial.  The State's Attorney did because she was determined to get a 1st degree conviction to save face.  It had nothing to do with bringing closure to anything but fixing her damaged reputation.

Quote:Justice wasn't served?  He was found guilty and sentenced to what amounted to a life in prison.  What changed?

 

The family didn't pursue a retrial.  The State's Attorney did because she was determined to get a 1st degree conviction to save face.  It had nothing to do with bringing closure to anything but fixing her damaged reputation.

 

Justice was not served for Jordan Davis' murder in the first trial.

Quote:Justice wasn't served?  He was found guilty and sentenced to what amounted to a life in prison.  What changed?

 

The family didn't pursue a retrial.  The State's Attorney did because she was determined to get a 1st degree conviction to save face.  It had nothing to do with bringing closure to anything but fixing her damaged reputation.

Again... Justice wasn't served in the primary trial. Regardless of the initial conviction, Dunn was charged w/attempted murder. He was found "Not Guilty" of actual murder. The family of the three attempted murder sons was served justice while the family of the murdered son wasn't served justice...


The change is evident...


NH3...

Quote:Justice wasn't served?  He was found guilty and sentenced to what amounted to a life in prison.  What changed?

 

The family didn't pursue a retrial.  The State's Attorney did because she was determined to get a 1st degree conviction to save face.  It had nothing to do with bringing closure to anything but fixing her damaged reputation.

I hate Angela Corey with a passion, and find her to be repugnant.


That being said, any state attorney is not going to just let a murder go.


Doing so basically says that you'd agree the killing was justified.

Verdicts mean things, and verdicts define things.


Allowing him to not be retried means he is forever innocent of that crime.


Not "not guilty"


Innocent of that offense.

Quote:I hate Angela Corey with a passion, and find her to be repugnant.

That being said, any state attorney is not going to just let a murder go.

Doing so basically says that you'd agree the killing was justified.

To This I Agree..


NH3...

Quote:Verdicts mean things, and verdicts define things.

Allowing him to not be retried means he is forever innocent of that crime.

Not "not guilty"

Innocent of that offense.

Huh???


NH3...

Quote:Huh???

NH3...

Not sure what you mean or what the question is.

Sentencing complete. Life plus 105 years. Don't think he's getting out.

Quote:Not sure what you mean or what the question is.

 

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