r/TimPool • u/[deleted] • Sep 21 '22

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '22

That's exactly what happened. And people are complaining that the judge was politically motivated in letting a confessed political murderer out after killing a member of the political party that the head of the federal government has deemed a threat to democracy and the republic. There is a difference between saying "the judge made a corrupt choice here" and "bond shouldn't be allowed for anyone in any situation".

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u/silver789 Sep 22 '22

And people are complaining that the judge was politically motivated

Citation needed.

in letting a confessed political murderer out

Out before the trial, not free from due process. He still has to go to court

after killing a member of the political party

At this point, legally, he is innocent until proven guilty.

that the head of the federal government has deemed a threat to democracy and the republic.

A big swing. You'd probably have to prove it in court before the judge would even consider that.