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There aren't really any such things as legal technicalities, though. He literally never should have been prosecuted in the first place. No doubt that Cosby is a sexual predator, but the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania got this one right. This was a pretty egregious violation of due process.Released on a technicality, but that's over. Cosby is sucking on pudding pops again breathing free air.
Cosby was rich & well off before this whole scandal though. He own real estate properties & land. He probably doesn't need to do a reality TV.At this point it would not surprise me if someone offers him a deal for a reality show. Mu'fuckas will tune in and watch it too.
Reading the opinion took damn near forever but yeah, the court got this one correct. And I always wondered why Bruce Castor didn't want to try Cosby, but the opinion makes his decision seem less...insane.
I agree with all of this. What people don't realize about prosecutors is that they don't represent victims the way that defense lawyers represent their clients. Prosecutors represent the state, as a whole. And in deciding who to prosecute and how, they have some extremely wide latitude in how to go about it. While they will often ask for a victim's input in resolving a case, that victim's wishes isn't the sole factor. Prosecutors have a duty to seek justice first and foremost, and if that means certain cases can't or don't get prosecuted then so be it. Defense lawyers have a duty to their clients first and foremost and, outside of illegal and unethical behavior, for the most part the client decides how their cases are handled.
Marc Lamont Hill sits down with Judge Joe Brown on the media frenzy surrounding Bill Cosby's criminal trial and subsequent overturned conviction.
Brown tweeted: "Anyone who was knowledgeable of American law would have expected and predicted the outcome of the Cosby appeal. Mainstream media and Hollywood incite public disorder by lying to the people about the law and encouraging mob rule. Hollywood reacts to Bill Cosby's release with shock."
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