directedvector.bsky.social
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Getting Started
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When I was that kid's age I would have whacked a pinata of my mom to get free candy.
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If they don't they won't go to trial. The trial is what determines the guilt or innocence of the defendant, not the prosecutor's determination.
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"the Office assessed that the admissible evidence [post-immunity decision] was sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction at trial” - All prosecutors assess that the evidence is sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction at trial.
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"Actually, the people that had their genitals inspected were the females in that locker room who had a man in that locker room." - Riley Gaines
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His conditions snowballed until he did pass away. The last test they ran showed a definite problem that could be treated with a feeding tube. When that was rejected he was put on palliative care and died within eight hours. Death panel? Sure seemed like it to me. I don't know where it originated.
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My father entered the hospital for the last time with a totally treatable condition. He did have several other things wrong with him. Every time I was there after that first day someone came in trying to get him (and us) to allow them to start palliative care.
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To temper the bitter taste of defeat?