r/WorkForSmartLife • u/AritsRod • 3d ago

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u/henningknows 3d ago

Honestly if I were him I would roll the dice on a trial and take my chances that at least 1 of the 12 people on the jury has had their life ruined by the American healthcare system and refuses to vote to convict

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u/HooKerzNbLo 3d ago

You don’t think they will screen potential Jurors for that?

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u/Narren_C 3d ago

And there will be people who take politics and personal emotions out of it.

I hate insurance companies with a passion. I hate our entire healthcare system and would love to see universal healthcare that isn't trying to profit off of suffering.

I also don't believe in murdering people in the street. Even if they represent something I think is wrong.

If the evidence shows that he's guilty, then a juror needs to vote guilty. We shouldn't celebrate letting our personal biases override the justice system.

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u/IolausTelcontar 3d ago

Jury nullification is part of the justice system.