(November 28, 2014 at 11:39 am)Rhythm Wrote: The case was taken to a grand jury because someone was killed and it wasn't immediately apparent that it was lawful. That it played out like an alternate reality was an effect of the potential defendant being a cop - and likely the realization that any chance of conviction would carry with it a condemnation of their entire law enforcement apparatus.
(you think that Brown could run 34mph.......what is he, a fucking demon?)
I was thinking a 100 yard dash could be run in 7 seconds. 10 seconds is more reasonable. 150 feet is half the distance of a 100 yard dash...so it can be ran in 5 seconds.
It may not have been immediately apparent that it was a lawful killing, but it was immediately apparent there would be reasonable doubt and only a lynch mob jury would convict.
