[MortMan]

You miss my point. The prosecutor alleges they were there, but the defense has no voice to address the allegation until it goes to court. If the Grand Jury did not indict, the "evidence" is considered hearsay and suspect, which is why it is usually secret.

My issue is that the release of such "evidence" is intentionally voiding the principle of "innocent until proven guilty in a court of law".

If that viewpoint makes me a laughing stock in your eyes, I think it says more about you than me.

Have a great day, FRiend.

[cgbg]

Context and details matter.

There will be plenty of opportunity to debate the merits of individual situations once we see the available data.

We don’t need to dress up as defense attorneys at this point.