[sweetliberty]

That sex perp I've been ranting about for months on end is WAS scheduled for trial tomorrow. I have been informed that this is to be yet another supression hearing. Apparently when he was talking about pleading the case he was only willing to plead guilty if he wouldn't get any prison time. So now the worthless prosecutor's office is claiming that the further delay is because we haven't made the child in question available. HUH??? They ask a couple of days ahead of the trial to interview a child that they know is 2 1/2 hours away and in a very fragile emotional state. They know that arrangements need to be made to have her brought here by her therapist. They know that in the event that she might have to testify that it will take a lot of time to prepare her for it. We have maintained contact with these people (way more than they would like) throughout and now somehow it is OUR fault that THEIR job isn't done??? It is like they're looking for a reason to drop this case. If you could read this guy's confession, it would make you sick, but not as sick as seeing that he was getting excited recalling it. It almost seems as if the prosecutor is batting for the other team.

[nicmarlo]

It is like they're looking for a reason to drop this case. If you could read this guy's confession, it would make you sick, but not as sick as seeing that he was getting excited recalling it. It almost seems as if the prosecutor is batting for the other team.

That's disgusting. I was watching a program the other day, don't remember which one, but they were saying how many prosecutors do not like these kinds of cases, as oftentimes, of course, it's the word of a child against an adult. But I think there's more to it than that simple explanation.

[null and void]

It almost seems as if the prosecutor is batting for the other team.

Perhaps he is.