RB> It won't be done by anyone. As I've stated, the police
RB> department found no  wrongdoing in either case I've referred
RB> to, even though a civil court found  them at fault. So what
RB> does that do to your courtroom test?
RW> It shows that a crying mother, sister, wife, girlfriend, et al, has a 
RW> bigger sympathy factor then the big hard unfeeling city.
RB> So, in other words, your attitude is that the unfeeling
RB> letter of the law is a  better judge of guilt than a group
RB> of people from the community? 
BUZZZ!  Wrong answer.
If you read again we are talking about a CIVIL trial.
In a criminal trial it has to be proven that I did it.
In a civil trial all that is needed is for the other
lawyer to make the family look so bad off that the jury
feels sorry for them.
There is case after case after case where a company has
been sued and lost in cases where anyone with common
sense would say "you got to be kidding!"  Most of which
were tossed once the case was reviewed by an appellate
judge.
Winning a civil case has very little, if any, bearing
guilt.
                      Remember:  Freedom isn't Free!
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