anyone knows the side of the SC justices who didnt favor the acquittal? that would be interesting...
anyone knows the side of the SC justices who didnt favor the acquittal? that would be interesting...
Last edited by masakiton; 12-16-2010 at 01:03 PM.
All findings of the SC are just opinions anyway, opinions of the majority. It's true that this doesn't have force of law, but at least it's on the record and maybe in the future the SC can consider a reversal of the new principles laid down in this latest ruling.
I don't think it's fair either way you look at it. If Webb is really not guilty, then it's not fair he served 15 years when he is innocent. If he is really guilty, it's not fair to the other murder convicts that he served only 15 years. Either way you look at it, this is a black mark on our already notorious justice system.
The judge must be just. Both sides presented testimonies, some evidence, some facts and some documents. And at this stage, they are convicted. The supreme court is not to try the facts,evidences, testimonies as these are being handled at the lower courts. SC is to try the question of LAW.
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