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LostOne4Ever

(9,267 posts)
33. Thats what I was thinking
Sun Apr 21, 2013, 12:36 AM
Apr 2013

So this attorney steals over 2 decades of this mans life, and his punishment is less than half of that?

Well that's a first Ash_F Apr 2013 #1
Cannot imagine losing 25 years of life for something I didn't do. lupulin Apr 2013 #2
Google Cameron Todd Willingham jmowreader Apr 2013 #5
Impossible! Orrex Apr 2013 #18
From the little I read lupulin Apr 2013 #23
Which is why the death penalty should be eliminated. Period. Sheldon Cooper Apr 2013 #27
No argument here. lupulin Apr 2013 #29
Throw the book at corrupt prosecutors and corrupt detectives and corrupt police. nt Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2013 #3
+1,000 n/t LarryNM Apr 2013 #24
The prosecution blocked evidence including that of his son who witnessed the murder azurnoir Apr 2013 #4
Remember, the child was 3. He almost certainly was not competent to testify. Shrike47 Apr 2013 #14
the testimony should have been admitted period azurnoir Apr 2013 #21
That law needs to be changed so that people like Anderson face the same length of time and or cstanleytech Apr 2013 #31
Thats what I was thinking LostOne4Ever Apr 2013 #33
Wonders never cease. This sounds good. freshwest Apr 2013 #6
"who is now a judge" Holy Crap! Baitball Blogger Apr 2013 #7
There may not have been quid pro quo per se jmowreader Apr 2013 #26
As a member of a minority group, let me just say that you haven't said anything to appease Baitball Blogger Apr 2013 #28
I'm not sure how your concerns could be appeased jmowreader Apr 2013 #30
Message auto-removed Name removed Apr 2013 #32
Good. Prosecutorial misconduct is rampant across the land. Comrade Grumpy Apr 2013 #8
Thank God he had not been sentenced to death, as Texas loves to do. summerschild Apr 2013 #9
Far too frequent and so is tampering with evidence cpamomfromtexas Apr 2013 #10
Anyone interested in this story should read this. bluedigger Apr 2013 #11
I'msurprised the judge moved so fast to issue an arrest warrant.Too bad there won't be ... marble falls Apr 2013 #12
Holding this former prosecutor responsible for his wrongdoing will be a major event. AnotherMcIntosh Apr 2013 #13
It is shocking that this is happening killbotfactory Apr 2013 #15
Gee whiz, a TX prosecutor acting illegally. lark Apr 2013 #16
We need to reward prosecutors differently than cosmicone Apr 2013 #17
wow, and then to refuse to do a simple DNA test from 2005 to 2011 Sunlei Apr 2013 #19
Finally! UnrepentantLiberal Apr 2013 #20
The evidence that was withheld is staggering azurnoir Apr 2013 #22
Send the judge (really?) to Huntsville! mountain grammy Apr 2013 #25
They couldn't put him in the prison jmowreader Apr 2013 #34
A major drawback The Wizard Apr 2013 #35
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