She got cop privilege, I don't see how she got white privilege
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Last: 2 yr ago by Bocephus
She got cop privilege at the scene. I'd say she's had anything but since.
MW03 said:
If I'm not mistaken, Cruzot served as a criminal judge for a couple of decades in district court, winning elections running as both a democrat and republican, depending on which way the political pendulum swung. I don't know that's he's beholden to any ideology other than his own. In other words, if he's a true believer, then he's doubly dangerous with what he's saying because he won't back down out of principle, no matter how much the police union complains.
Like I said, he thinks he is right and won't listen to the people who have more information than him. That is the issue. He's one of those morons who believes that if 19 percent of the population is black, only 19 percent of the people in jail should be black or the system is racist.
ElephantRider said:
She got cop privilege, I don't see how she got white privilege
So is the white prosecutor claiming she received white privilege?
What are y'all getting this from?
Bocephus, you've been almost as insufferable on the last several pages as Ida was earlier in the thread. Good grief.
Sentence may be coming
No, it was the race baiters doing a press conference right after the trial completed.
Bocephus said:
I honestly don't think he is pandering for votes. I think he believes that he is right. That's even worse
It was a happy day when I moved out of the City of Dallas. It was even a happier day when l moved out of Dallas County.
10 years
Glad to see it's on the lower end.
They did not believe that sudden passion applied to this case.
10 years in protective custody. Yikes.
What do people getting 10 years actually serve these days?
What do people getting 10 years actually serve these days?
PJYoung said:
Glad to see it's on the lower end.
Same here. I think murder conviction with a light sentence was the appropriate outcome.
I Am Mine said:
10 years in protective custody. Yikes.
What do people getting 10 years actually serve these days?
She has to serve at least 5, I believe.
Odds it gets overturned on appeal?
What does Protective Custody entail?
PJYoung said:
Odds it gets overturned on appeal?
WFAA judge said it's not likely
Prosecution asked for 28 years.
Brad 98 said:
What does Protective Custody entail?
Solitary?
Brad 98 said:
What does Protective Custody entail?
From what I understand, isolation.
....and the no justice, no peace has already started.
Throw her in gen pop for the next 5. If she keeps her nose clean, and shows remorse let her out on parole in 5.
But I'd bet against her being a model inmate or sympathetic to a parole board.
But I'd bet against her being a model inmate or sympathetic to a parole board.
Duncan Idaho said:
Throw her in gen pop for the next 5. If she keeps her nose clean, and shows remorse let her out on parole in 5.
But I'd bet against her being a model inmate or sympathetic to a parole board.
I dont think they usually throw former cops in gen pop
There you go. Called murder conviction and 10-15 when this started. Looks like that is where it landed. I think that's fair.
These protesters are cracking me up. Pissed at the jury decision... yet yelling that the PD is crooked. Uhhhhh?
powerbelly said:Duncan Idaho said:
Throw her in gen pop for the next 5. If she keeps her nose clean, and shows remorse let her out on parole in 5.
But I'd bet against her being a model inmate or sympathetic to a parole board.
I dont think they usually throw former cops in gen pop
I get that....I just think they should
If you want to subject some prison guards to constant acts of attempted and possibly successful violence, then put her in gen pop.Duncan Idaho said:
Throw her in gen pop for the next 5. If she keeps her nose clean, and shows remorse let her out on parole in 5.
But I'd bet against her being a model inmate or sympathetic to a parole board.
Why is that?Duncan Idaho said:
Throw her in gen pop for the next 5. If she keeps her nose clean, and shows remorse let her out on parole in 5.
But I'd bet against her being a model inmate or sympathetic to a parole board.
She has to serve minimum 5 years because it involved a gun.I Am Mine said:
10 years in protective custody. Yikes.
What do people getting 10 years actually serve these days?
proc said:If you want to subject some prison guards to constant acts of attempted and possibly successful violence, then put her in gen pop.Duncan Idaho said:
Throw her in gen pop for the next 5. If she keeps her nose clean, and shows remorse let her out on parole in 5.
But I'd bet against her being a model inmate or sympathetic to a parole board.
She is murderer. She should get thr same treatment/protections as any other murderer.
Keeping her in protective custody does more to make the lives of the guards easier and safer.Duncan Idaho said:proc said:If you want to subject some prison guards to constant acts of attempted and possibly successful violence, then put her in gen pop.Duncan Idaho said:
Throw her in gen pop for the next 5. If she keeps her nose clean, and shows remorse let her out on parole in 5.
But I'd bet against her being a model inmate or sympathetic to a parole board.
She is murderer. She should get thr same treatment/protections as any other murderer.
Ervin Burrell said:Why is that?Duncan Idaho said:
Throw her in gen pop for the next 5. If she keeps her nose clean, and shows remorse let her out on parole in 5.
But I'd bet against her being a model inmate or sympathetic to a parole board.
Just my gut. She never struck me as sympathetic, just someone trying to game the system. And based on her text messages/social media posts I dont see her ever thinking she was wrong.
Putting someone you know would stand a good chance of getting killed in gen pop is a puss move. If we want to kill them, then we should kill them with the verdict and sentence. Letting someone else take care of the business that we don't have the stomach for is a puss move.
Gonna be a hot night in Dallas.
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