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Old 05-13-2009, 03:32 PM
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Congratulation!!!!

Sorry about the resident "Your Guilty" crowd....
Ahem...
At least we know where you stand
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Obviously the officer failed to sufficiently articulate that the elements of the offense, so it was dismissed. That's how it works.

Glad to know the system worked as it was supposed to.

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Not that it makes any difference, but I am unclear as to how this happened:
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During the questioning, the trooper pretty much talked for the ex-trooper and got him to say what he wanted
If he "pretty much talked for him", he didn't need to get him to say what he wanted him to say...
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... but in the end, my son walked away Not Guilty!!

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Glad to know the system worked as it was supposed to.
I agree but then again, not sure how much of a lesson Sonny boy learned especially with Dad egging him on that he did nothing wrong. I guess only time will tell...
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Maybe the lesson sonny boy learned was that we live in a free society where each individual is afforded the assumption of innocence and that the burden of prosecution lies with the state.

Nice civics lesson, Dad!!!
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Old 05-14-2009, 03:53 AM
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Maybe the lesson sonny boy learned was that we live in a free society where each individual is afforded the assumption of innocence and that the burden of prosecution lies with the state.
Nah, I doubt it!
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