[Howlin]

The jury practically took longer than the trial!

I wish I believed in justice, but I don't anymore.

[areafiftyone]

Keep your fingers crossed! I feel the same way though!

[prairiebreeze]

Praying hard and fast here. Thanks for the ping.

[Txsleuth]

I don't believe in justice anymore either...and now that it won't be a hung jury....

I am betting conviction.

I hope President Bush has the pardon ready to be signed.

[maggief]

I wish I believed in justice, but I don't anymore.

Roger that, Howlin.

[machogirl]

howlin,

you are right on the button, as usual

"legal system" and "justice system" are not synonymous,

unfortunately i've found that out myself

sued ex for breaking my nose, have lots of evidence, and now i have to pay his attorney's fees, and still have a broken nose

[Lancey Howard]

I wish I believed in justice, but I don't anymore.

Yeah, that concept disappeared a long, long time ago. Nowadays, you can have a "special prosecutor" investigate a crime (that he quickly determines never happened) on the taxpayers' dime for over a year until he trips up somebody enough to indict a ham sandwich. Thereby justifying the cost of paying a staff and living high on the hog. It is a disgrace.

[cicero's_son]

I wish I believed in justice, but I don't anymore.

Justice in America is dead. The liberal courts killed it a long, long time ago.

What a sad, sad day.

[cicero's_son]

I wish I believed in justice, but I don't anymore.

Justice in America is dead. The liberal courts killed it a long, long time ago.

What a sad, sad day.

[texas_mrs]

I wish I believed in justice, but I don't anymore.

Yes. Berger goes free though he destroyed archived documents. You could hear a pin drop over the reaction of the liberals. But Libby must pay, and nobody knows what the hell he did.