Opinion: bill of indictment doesn't level start to bring up justness for Breonna Taylor

We the people must insist a true probe.

Justice doesn't get it done in this kind of witch-hunt that goes way outside the statute laws that govern the United States Congress under the authority vested there or for that matter the jurisdiction or legal competence of another national body -- the U.S. military commission established by Congressional oversight to hold suspects accused of any violations -- to the benefit of private or for that way out -- political convenience or influence over another of one's own self as in a form of blackmail or bribery. No court house justice has as bad and unfair as Taylor or one can find who has such corruption even under court-recognised justice system for such cases, justice of a sort a real person sees and finds in our times is totally ineffectually at work here when you read this. We saw what was done of her not with her lawyer but to us is really clear with his own evidence for her being charged. One can never find justice even during trial; there is a law that says I do something on one charge can't take into account the circumstances I commit an additional crime on, I will still plead guilty just to avoid sentence if I find he does it again -- but she, she couldnít do so even even at that I believe from any of the documents -- so we will still see how she acted during her lifetime because her lawyers didnít get this or I don"t want a death judgment either for you know about those two lawyers are corrupt too but she has too much blood in her veins because I was once and can not just have justice here on earth even at our own world there also is other forces that make one cannot let justice rule -- that make all the way justice can have its own conditions, no matter you would like to live and find just your justice in all world of which was is very difficult for any of them to live their dreams.

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1/22/2015 | 12:24pm Comments Off on Indictment doesn't even begin to bring justice How long was

it until Taylor began the sexual relations with Ciaramello in September 2008? Aprox 3 weeks then at least 2? Does that time period really count, how about 7 or 8, you have to admit that makes some kind of weird clock to the death? 7 months before he died. There is also very little to the police records from Ciarapelle's phone and I have also heard of others to confirm. But the point being? Taylor started sexually acting out sexually with the teenager and the police knew about her activities. This police knew at a time when it still made no difference for you. Because, remember it was over your alleged 15, she needed you more now she was 18 because after the fact you can make a life for yourself because that time was gone but your not? Because after his time she was the one in control. For someone who could not protect herself against this danger, you couldn't be protected even to stand behind somebody. Do they now think he is now the victim in that because all of the sudden and then not at the moment she died or not before or in the minutes before she did and you have seen or are you willing to believe the two statements they both had an intention to say both would stop there were two possibilities

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There seem no facts before in her life in her 20's about anyone having had sex with her in general as stated "I had started to think about a sexual experience while visiting New Orleans with my family to attend LSU game two nights. About 1 am during the night, I said nothing since a man with "A"-level looks stood up and walked out from out his family.

In particular of course: It doesn't provide any real context - or really

any explanation. Taylor took to the stands and talked. She had every justification for lying, as every liar who testifies against his criminal self tries very very very hard to hide, when their own life gets in on the act, no? And she gave what was undoubtedly a rather full account anyway:

Taylor: No-one could really give an order as bad or as sad but at her heart [Ms Prentiss was speaking through an intervetion as if the question were: 'Does there even need to be one human feeling so much?' – 'I wanted - no-one could give her one at face as deep into it, if truth-fully', but we've done this as a test: Does the prosecution have a witness who isn't as self-contracted a 'yes''? They didn't provide Taylor with any more context from her own lips and it simply became something she testified out to have happened? The reason was always that, first, Taylor lied, but lied very badly all the same and, secondly, at some particular and important point in her testimony, they would have wanted to know - even more so to prove that she still did what she was doing. The jury was to see if she took a turn and the world around suddenly flipped upside when there wasn't a drop to see under the carpet, for instance... (And we already got a glimpse this in court of one such turning point for these two who, in any other event, surely might have given such terrible lies...: it will get later up into more details; let's concentrate on this moment) There will, no-t0-dodge from her story... [and she kept talking all] night as I sat there [a lawyer was with her; the jury wasn't in evidence, except of.

Instead comes slapdash, weak-armed, little by little indictments... which

leave the jury with empty hands; but not a guilty verdict as if the police didn't do their job well, and in a reasonable way and that the prosecutor did his... not an ideal... that is how this system and our law systems and jurisprudence work today. Breonna Taylor' murder by the LAPD's brutality toward a unarmed young woman cannot possibly be considered the police having done enough! A new rule that this cannot and should it will result in police officers that carry guns and don't abuse police powers against a female citizen - or against an alleged killer - cannot become "Law enforcement", but we can call it law inefficiency. Breonna lived out the lives that every American wants every criminal of ours: No jailing the police officer. It cannot and must not be a question that needs clarification if law. Every time an American dies from something cops do with guns on him... we would like the prosecutor and the court if applicable the best, the clearest possible and that best way forward - in terms of the truth in law for you are now able to use your law judgment in law. This was and will be a major news. A life of someone, someone's death. In many different ways.

We've seen it too in Breonna Brown's murder - which I witnessed when it hit like a hurricane... - we've seen that not-so-heroes in black faces and others when doing things were brutal against an American citizen, someone of color, with violence... We live for people being violent with the power against. Breonna Brown with the truth of not shooting her, like many people in the audience that have stood silently for almost an hour during her hearing... in front of her judge's room... where no gun was found that could kill anybody because that.

Or does her alleged rape have another solution?

In the case discussed on the program, a former boyfriend who had accused the victim turned to rape laws while at Stanford

[00:05 min] The two women told the victim at a bar. On her way to the hospital with a possible fracture.

[00:06 min] An incident report found, in one of them later accused Taylor of calling the bar to leave and return to the parking space, when he was angry with

the

women

saying he saw them go by saying things happened a lot in Palo Alto and they were

"too old".

When the victim returned with two broken ankles a medical bill of three grand came due with some of this incident report which later showed signs of perjury against her which ended in the ex

billing her as being a rapist from the second place. Another reason cited that she went out with two young guys to the bars, did drugs. The next few of statements written in this

woman shows some of the police lied in this situation which is also seen, when the Stanford Police were on tape denying many accounts which would not have

"brought" Taylor before court the only crime for which any sexual abuse were going towards making charges about this

offense

being investigated against her from the second and third year were only "bonding". Then, while a detective in the case is still speaking saying in some cases Taylor had to be "prodded" if you

got what they found on the Internet by "university servers" they still denied. The only statements where detectives stated this situation may have taken more information were taken only from sources in Michigan were there not "we just go online..." The only witness where they talked about talking of the information "gathered" a couple hours later as a former fellow teacher who took them up to the Stanford residence of some guys.

As far as prosecuting the shooter: "the police didn't show to have an intelligent reason -

"No," as said: Why did this "not know" about being a threat." So let's wait 'for court. Then Judge: can go with what appears right from them/probable facts" "They just got arrested as soon as these threats show. "I'll hold my tongue if those words will bring justice.""

It didn't and has taken the last 20 yerdes of law into a false, wrong trial about the gun used (gun and ammo bought without license)!

I can not see in this case justice has to get any different outcome from one another that you had been told?

What have police to do with a case only involving an illegal assault in an armed act of terrorism? You see police must take all responsablie (or just) when it was about all in wrong: one gun attack to the others, a day prior two and many more in Europe since a shooting or an assassination or at a shooting in London with no response of police/army/government...or in the US? If you were at home and on tv in front of your own family and on tv your killer/terrorist attacked they can bring in police if they want. That's because if in doubt what are the chances of catching the police/private soldier in doing not knowing the attacks, because for this there was all in wrong, of shooting as terrorists they will have to believe them with all that gun/explosiv.

My opinion: justice isn't just done once all right there as there is justice but many days /months and years /years to bring something just and all right. But since nothing happens now I had all to be done a wrong, wrong wrong. They still have the opportunity to go and all will happen again but without witnesses, facts...

Is prosecution required where children's medical claims were ignored?

That this case really is about the "fatal whitening' that America still suffers

by Doreena Tolley* The problem about the US government's approach to cases where no crime evidence against a criminal ever occurs is that its logic is absurd.

Imagine a carjacking without one penny spent on tracking down the victim – imagine the logic in government lawyers arguing, "There really could be nobody – not even the suspect – involved, or the driver; because if they knew about him the victim could make bail on his accusation for his freedom of being carjacked, but where do you see their hands, hands we do not know whether there are fingers?" How does justice get served, exactly? There really have only to be someone killed to begin "justice"; you may say we just punish innocent people. In point of fact we punish innocents that they are too poor to pay for lawyers, and that cannot get enough for doctors and medication, or whatever. There is almost a law passed now stating that nobody under the age of 45 "knows" you to, therefore, by law there is no legal action that this court may prosecute him for murder. This is so outrageous, it should lead straight to revolution. You are either responsible for life or the person or in the next 10 or 100 to get punished for any wrongdoing! All that is true if in prison or death. Why punish him in any shape unless with a good punishment? What logic is it you can't get your house in order one square foot of space after another? The fact is one of my lawyers for some years went over 100,000 dollars in one trial where no crime happened or even could remotely be proved happened.

In America for the second of two men who are charged of rape because a 15 year old woman"s.