Posted on Aug 10, 2022
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MISSISIPPI Grand Jury refuses to indict. Not surprising at all, thats like being surprised when a lion acts like a lion
Grand jury declines to indict white woman whose accusation set off lynching of Emmett Till
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Apparently there wasn't enough evidence from the 1955 case to get the jury to indict her. Not sure why you'd be surprised.
"Arrest warrants can "go stale" due to the passage of time and changing circumstances, and one from 1955 almost certainly wouldn't pass muster before a court, even if a sheriff agreed to serve it, said Ronald J. Rychlak, a law professor at the University of Mississippi."
"Arrest warrants can "go stale" due to the passage of time and changing circumstances, and one from 1955 almost certainly wouldn't pass muster before a court, even if a sheriff agreed to serve it, said Ronald J. Rychlak, a law professor at the University of Mississippi."
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SSgt Ray Stone - I'm asking you what you're talking about with your comment.
What's your point?
What's your point?
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Sgt (Join to see) - I mentioned the Nazi because I've never heard anyone tell Jews to forget, forgive and " it happened years ago...just let it go". And as I said Germany with Americas ( more than likely Isreal involved also) assistance are still hunting down and prosecuting Nazi and their sympathizers THOUGH THE HOLOCAUST HAPPENED A LOONGGGG TIME AGO And laws can be changed, justice system alter laws very often
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SSgt Ray Stone - I didn't say to let it go or forget or forgive anyone. I pointed out that it's not surprising that there isn't enough evidence from 67 years ago to be able to prosecute the case. I'm not sure why that's surprising.
It has nothing to do with Jews or Nazis or altering any laws.
It has nothing to do with Jews or Nazis or altering any laws.
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