Florida once again makes error?

The truth about the State of Flori­da, may cause you to be con­cerned about how the jus­tice depart­ment is han­dled in floriduh.

There have been sev­er­al high pro­file cas­es where the state alleged­ly over charged the case with lit­tle or no direct evi­dence to prove the facts of the case.

They want­ed the Death Penal­ty in a case they had lit­tle chance of win­ning.

They should have charged manslaugh­ter in the Antho­ny Case, yet they played games with the rules of evi­dence (alleged­ly) and they payed a price for that arro­gance.

They could have charged manslaugh­ter in that case and per­haps a lessor charge that would have result­ed in much more time and a con­vic­tion, but they only manged to get lying to an offi­cer.

You have to won­der what is wrong with the sys­tem in Floriduh, the sim­ple truth here is that it appears, (alleged­ly) that the state attempts to do what amounts to (extor­tion, they charge as high as they can and tell you (alleged­ly) that if you plead out the case they will take the death penal­ty off the table) but they had no case…

In anoth­er high pro­file case, involv­ing a for­mer astro­naut, they charged kid­nap­ping, (alleged­ly) along with a litany of oth­er charges, all of which they could not prove, they could have charged a lessor offense and won, but they chose to do what has become pop­u­lar in mod­ern jus­tice.

Now we have yet anoth­er case that could have been won, had the state only done the right thing.

But there is a prob­lem in florid-uh, were not sure if its in the water or if they are just alleged­ly incom­pe­tent.

Who knows for sure, but the gov­er­nor should prob­a­bly find anoth­er line of work or clean house and get things right.

You see it is not the duty of the state to play games and over charge the case in hopes of get­ting a plea bar­gain, that is not jus­tice that is igno­rance.

Right now there are thou­sands of peo­ple in Jails all over the Unit­ed States, many of which may not have actu­al­ly been guilty of the crime they were charged with but because they were fear­ful of what “might hap­pen” they made a deal.

The jus­tice sys­tem in this nation is bro­ken, not because the laws do not work but because those peo­ple in charge of admin­is­trat­ing those laws are not fol­low­ing the spir­it of those laws.

This year you have a chance to change that vote those peo­ple out of office that make a mock­ery of the jus­tice depart­ment, those that leak details about the case to the press need to go.

That  hap­pened in all three of these cas­es, in some instances, pri­vate and con­fi­den­tial doc­u­men­ta­tion was post­ed online.

It it time to over haul the way these peo­ple are work­ing the facts and tak­ing advan­tage of the sys­tem, often for polit­i­cal motives.

We may not always agree about a ver­dict but when the state attempts to play games and loose that is a prob­lem that needs to be fixed, flori­da is bro­ken.