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Uzi4u2 · July 23, 2010, 05:05 PM

In Chicago, you are guilty until proven innocent. Don't expect the police to do their jobs. Currently, their job is fabricate whatever evidence they need to convict or justify a search. Where is my evidence you might ask. Every month a wrongly convicted criminal is set free after spending years in year for a crime they didn't commit. Why because the police didn't bother to do their jobs. A simple DNA test would have proven that those individuals had nothing to do with it. Last month, they release a father convicted of killing his daughter. This is of course after spending months in jail. The system is designed to put people in jail. Justice has nothing to do with it. Sad commentary but that is the sad reality of our modern society. See how far we have gone to the left. There appears to be no one behind the wheel.

So my question stands. What is it like where you live? Are you considered guilty until proven innocent?

July 23, 2010, 05:05 PM	#1
Uzi4u2 Junior member Join Date: May 15, 2010 Posts: 113	Where you live are you considered Guity until proven innocent or vice versa? In Chicago, you are guilty until proven innocent. Don't expect the police to do their jobs. Currently, their job is fabricate whatever evidence they need to convict or justify a search. Where is my evidence you might ask. Every month a wrongly convicted criminal is set free after spending years in year for a crime they didn't commit. Why because the police didn't bother to do their jobs. A simple DNA test would have proven that those individuals had nothing to do with it. Last month, they release a father convicted of killing his daughter. This is of course after spending months in jail. The system is designed to put people in jail. Justice has nothing to do with it. Sad commentary but that is the sad reality of our modern society. See how far we have gone to the left. There appears to be no one behind the wheel. So my question stands. What is it like where you live? Are you considered guilty until proven innocent?