Quote (ofthevoid @ Oct 24 2020 10:10am)

Dude read your own article. You're making a molehill out of nothing. 1-2 wanting to bring higher charges while vast majority agreed to bring charges that are actually applicable =/= grand conspiracy by prosecutor to let cops of the hook.

Quote (ofthevoid @ Oct 24 2020 10:10am)

What exactly is the jury tampering here, be specific?

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First and foremost, jury tampering is a criminal offense that involves intentionally attempting to influence a jury in a criminal or civil proceeding or during a grand jury inquest.

Quote (Surfpunk @ Oct 24 2020 11:18am)

Nothing in that article implies that the rest of the grand jurors were fine (or not fine) with the charges that were brought. Only that these two had issues with the conduct of the KY AG. Let's see if any more release statements, now that these two have.

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Grand juries do not need a unanimous decision from all members to indict, but it does need a supermajority of 2/3 or 3/4 agreement for an indictment (depending on the jurisdiction). Even though a grand jury may not choose to indict, a prosecutor may still bring the defendant to trial if she thinks she has a strong enough case. However, the grand jury proceedings are often a valuable test run for prosecutors in making the decision to bring the case.

Quote (Surfpunk @ Oct 24 2020 11:18am)

Nothing in that article implies that the rest of the grand jurors were fine (or not fine) with the charges that were brought. Only that these two had issues with the conduct of the KY AG. Let's see if any more release statements, now that these two have.





https://study.com/academy/lesson/jury-tampering-definition-laws-examples.html#:~:text=Jury%20tampering%20is%20a%20criminal%20act%20that%20involves%20someone%20intentionally,during%20a%20grand%20jury%20inquest.&text=While%20laws%20vary%20amongst%20the,by%20both%20imprisonment%20and%20fines.

Quote (Skinned @ Oct 24 2020 07:50am)

https://apnews.com/article/breonna-taylor-louisville-shootings-kentucky-4936db1c4c4c3844dba1197c89833242

This case of jury tampering by the state AG is about to explode.

Tl:dr Kentucky attorney general told jury not to consider charges on most of the officers then announced later to the public the jury didn't see fit to consider charges on other officers when jurors did but were instructed not to by same AG.

What an ethical failure. I do not think it would be a double jeopardy if the jurors were instructed to be part of a cover up?

Quote (ofthevoid @ Oct 24 2020 10:22am)

Read my edit. The super majority agreeing with the prosecutors charges is enough for him to say 'jurors agreed' unless you're on the spectrum and want to split hairs with pointing to one or two people.



https://criminal.findlaw.com/criminal-procedure/how-does-a-grand-jury-work.html#:~:text=Grand%20juries%20do%20not%20need,(depending%20on%20the%20jurisdiction).&text=However,%20with%20a%20grand%20jury,and%20proceed%20directly%20to%20trial.

Quote (ofthevoid @ Oct 24 2020 10:22am)

Read my edit. The super majority agreeing with the prosecutors charges is enough for him to say 'jurors agreed' unless you're on the spectrum and want to split hairs with pointing to one or two people.



https://criminal.findlaw.com/criminal-procedure/how-does-a-grand-jury-work.html#:~:text=Grand%20juries%20do%20not%20need,(depending%20on%20the%20jurisdiction).&text=However,%20with%20a%20grand%20jury,and%20proceed%20directly%20to%20trial.

Quote (bogie160 @ Oct 24 2020 11:33am)

There were no grounds to prosecute a murder case. The AG saved everyone a lot of time and money.

Quote (Skinned @ 24 Oct 2020 10:43)

How would you know if he is black? How are you going to assume that man voted for Joe Biden?

Quote (excellence @ Oct 24 2020 11:45am)

the AG of Kentucky? I saw the press conference. you can also use a search engine

you’re the typical biden supporter blaming the black male. surely you want him locked up under one of the biden crime bill’s draconian provisions