theogt
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When I'm asked about the best judicial systems in the world, Iran usually tops my list as well.Vintage;1534557 said:Actually, I do have one.
See: Iran.
When I'm asked about the best judicial systems in the world, Iran usually tops my list as well.Vintage;1534557 said:Actually, I do have one.
See: Iran.
peplaw06;1534550 said:Well fix it... any proposals?
Communist much?stasheroo;1534580 said:Yeah, put justice and democracy ahead of capitalism for one.
theogt;1534572 said:When I'm asked about the best judicial systems in the world, Iran usually tops my list as well.
Based on this thread, I'm not sure you wouldn't mind it.stasheroo;1534585 said:I don't know much about Iran's legal system.
What is its' basic legal system?
theogt;1534584 said:Communist much?
theogt;1534587 said:Based on this thread, I'm not sure you wouldn't mind it.
What does this even mean? Capitalism is the reason we still have a democracy.stasheroo;1534588 said:Hardly.
I just know that money is the root of all evil.
Funny how so many jump that direction so fast though....
I guess it's either 'this' or it's 'that' with some people.
And if you don't think that capitalism passed democracy a long time ago, you're either naive or just stupid.
burmafrd;1534592 said:Iran is fine if you do not mind women being basically property.
I'll assume you mean that money can buy you a verdict?? Trust me no amount of money can change the facts.stasheroo;1534580 said:Yeah, put justice and democracy ahead of capitalism for one.
Like cooking, cleaning, and making babies, right?stasheroo;1534594 said:I'm out then.
I have a ton of respect for women and everything they do.
They didn't change the facts of the case. They were just much better than the prosecutors.burmafrd;1534598 said:OJ had enough money to buy lawyers that got him off.
peplaw06;1534595 said:I'll assume you mean that money can buy you a verdict?? Trust me no amount of money can change the facts.
And you do know justice and democracy go both ways, right?
OJ was fortunate enough to have been arrested (and investigated) by incompetent law enforcement. Money didn't change that.burmafrd;1534598 said:OJ had enough money to buy lawyers that got him off.
theogt;1534599 said:Like cooking, cleaning, and making babies, right?
burmafrd;1534624 said:That is where you miss the point OGT. OJ killed those people. ANd he got away with it. YOu can whine and cry about reasonable doubt and everything else in the system YOU worship. But when a murderer gets away with it where is the JUSTICE.
We have a legal system now= NOT a justice system. Truth does not matter.
Its all about the stage that is the courtroom and the performers which are the DA and Defense Attorney. Its all about who performs better then trying to punish the guilty and free the innocent. And that IDIOT that once said better 1000 guilty go free rather then ONE innocent man go to jail never gave a DAMN about all the INNOCENT victims that will fall prey to that 1000.
95% of all cases EVER filed in a court system are settled. That means that both sides come to an agreement that they think is good enough for them. So 95% of the cases, both sides are in agreement.
The rest -- 5% remember -- go to court and are actually litigated to a ruling, some by a jury, some by a judge. Out of that 5%, you can cite a handful of cases where, in your opinion, a wrong ruling resulted. OJ (the favorite fall back of critics of the justice system), Michael Jackson, then I'm sure you feel a few Supreme Court or Appellate Court cases have been wrongly decided.
Obviously these courts have made mistakes, evident in the ones that have been overturned. I'm sure some cases that are currently precedent will be overruled in the future. But out of ALL of the cases that are filed, I assure you it is a small majority. Even smaller than 10%.
So in a justice system where millions of cases have been filed, 95% settle. Based on that figure alone, I would say that is successful. The number of cases you cite that may have, again in your opinion, wrong decisions is probably 1-2% of the total cases ever filed in the justice system. Name me another industry that is wrong 1-2% of the time?