Good. I hope he was able to replace them with people who care about justice, not stealing the lives and freedom of the poor and dispossessed.
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Yes, your sympathy for drug dealers and rampant theft is duly noted. Boudin is perfect for you then.
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You mean drug dealers like Big Pharma, which worked to get millions addicted to opiates? And thefts like the corporations who steal wages from their employees? I care very much, and I very much hope
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FDA (federal) should go after Big Pharma. Absolutely. And corporations that steal, should be liable. They are different things. Why can’t Boudin prosecute drug dealers also? The damage done to individuals and spike in crime is sad.pic.twitter.com/PB2dXJ77ke
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All DAs need to prioritize who they prosecute. In the past, they prioritize prosecuting small time criminals because they are easy. Instead, they should prioritize prosecuting those who cause the most harm, and those are the powerful. Police included.
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That’s your rationale.pic.twitter.com/lyeyxiYSbM
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So less than 25% of cases presented in Alameda result in convictions. It sounds like they are prosecuting lots of innocent people. It sounds like you support false arrests and prosecutions.
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. Prosecution and convictions are different, you understand that, right? If only 25% led to convictions , your claim of false prosecutions make no sense! Sounds like huge leeway given. Alameda dismissed 11% of their cases, SF dismissed 40%. That's the takeaway.2 replies 0 retweets 0 likes -
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The takeaway is that more than 3/4 th of the cases prosecuted by Alameda did not lead to a conviction, which suggests they are over prosecuting people. This is a very bad thing. Prosecutors should dismiss charges when they can’t prove guilt.
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No. Means it tough to convict someone, because innocent before proven guilty. But Chesa wouldn't know this - dismisses the cases or just ignores them.
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It’s a good thing that it’s hard to convict innocent people. It’s sad you want to do that. Perhaps you should be sent to jail yourself.
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