TR> they are not worthy of a jury's time. There is usually considerable 
TR> time spent investigating these matters before a public announcement, 
TR> if that is what you are waiting for. If there is a conviction of 
TR> these officers, it won't be done by a newspaper or you.
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?
It shows that a crying mother, sister, wife,
girlfriend, et al, has a bigger sympathy factor then
the big hard unfeeling city.
There are dozens, if not hundreds, where a civil jury
has found a company or city at fault and awarded a huge
settlement to either have the award vastly reduced or
the entire case tossed out.
                      Remember:  Freedom isn't Free!
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