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To: WindOracle
It seems to me that this post and the general argument lumps together police, deputies, prosecutors, and judges. Once I arrest somebody, from then on it's out of my hands. The Commonwealth attorney may decide I was a dope or not. And if he decides to prosecute, the judge and jury have a role to play.

But if after I arrest somebody new evidence comes to light and the commonwealth attorney suppresses it, I might not even know that happened.

You use the word "they". Maybe a few nouns would clarify things. WHO told her what would happen if she changed her story?

295 posted on 02/09/2005 4:54:38 PM PST by Mad Dawg (My P226 wants to teach you what SIGnify means ...)
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To: Mad Dawg

The investigating officers. The ones she made her complaint to to begin with.


298 posted on 02/11/2005 9:56:56 PM PST by WindOracle (Open-mindedness is ok, just so long as you're not so open minded your brain falls out.)
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