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VINMAN 06-19-2013 07:09 AM

How do they look themselves in a mirror?
 
Was reading a story on another forum last night about a group of guys that raped and beat a 16yo girl and called her father on her phone and described what they were doing to her as they were doing it.

This morning on the radio a guy was arrested here in NJ for raping a 15 month old boy and and showing it on webcam while he was doing it.

Not to start bashing lawyers, but how on this earth can any decent, moral human being possibly stand up and fight for animals like this?? :confused:
I just cant wrap my mind around the possiblity of doing that for any amount of money in the world. Never ever. I couldnt live with myself.
I'm not talking about defending someone where there is lack of evidence or possibility of inocence. I'm talking clear cut without a doubt, guilt.

Again not bashing lawyers, just cant understand how anyone can do it.

Jim Bremner 06-19-2013 07:52 AM

Sad world we live in

widgeon13 06-19-2013 08:08 AM

Have you heard the most recent Serena Williams comments? She blames the victim! 16 YO as well. Yep, it's the 16 year olds fault.

Serena, just stick to tennis and threatening the linesmen or whatever they are called.

http://www.sportingnews.com/sport/story/2013-06-18/serena-williams-rape-steubenville-comments-rolling-stone?icid=maing-grid7%7Cmain5%7Cdl12%7Csec1_lnk1%26pLid%3D331786

Christien 06-19-2013 08:18 AM

If there's no question as to guilt, the defense lawyer will look to minimize the sentence. Most (all?) will say they're providing a legally-required service. They might also argue that if the accused were to defend himself there are any number of technicalities which could drag the case on, open the door for appeals, etc. by providing competent defense it gets the job done more efficiently.

vash 06-19-2013 08:23 AM

it's a solid black line. the defense lawyers are simply there to make sure our crime fighting folks are doing it correctly.

sucks they have to protect EVERYONE..even the obviously guilty ones. but personally, i'm glad they are there. i dont expect to ever need a criminal defense attorney, but i am glad they are there doing the thing they do.

1990C4S 06-19-2013 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by widgeon13 (Post 7506166)
Have you heard the most recent Serena Williams comments? She blames the victim! 16 YO as well. Yep, it's the 16 year olds fault.

What she said was:

“… she shouldn’t have put herself in that position, unless they slipped her something, then that’s different.”

“I’m not blaming the girl, but if you’re a 16-year-old and you’re drunk like that, your parents should teach you: Don’t take drinks from other people.”


I would tell my kids the same thing. Telling someone to be aware and to protect themselves is not blaming the victim. Situational awareness is a good thing.

1990C4S 06-19-2013 08:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Jim Bremner (Post 7506151)
Sad world we live in

It beats the alternatives. People leave countries that don't have due process to live in America.

VINMAN 06-19-2013 08:35 AM

You guys are missing the point of my post . I'm fully aware of a lawyer's job .
My point is, I just can't fathom how anyone can do it with a clear conscience and feel good about themselves.

GH85Carrera 06-19-2013 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by VINMAN (Post 7506224)
You guys are missing the point of my post . I'm fully aware of a lawyer's job .
My point is, I just can't fathom how anyone can do it with a clear conscience and feel good about themselves.

The same way a Dr. operates on someone like the Boston Bomber. There was ZERO doubt who he was, ZERO doubt about his guilt. Yet the doctors fixed him up.

Every criminal defense lawyer is just doing a job.

Have you ever had to rescue some drunk driving scum bag that just killed family in a drunk driving crash?

foxpaws 06-19-2013 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by VINMAN (Post 7506224)
You guys are missing the point of my post . I'm fully aware of a lawyer's job .
My point is, I just can't fathom how anyone can do it with a clear conscience and feel good about themselves.

I know a court appointed defense attorney that has to defend cases like this...

He 'lives' with himself knowing that he is protecting the constitution. If we don't protect the rights, and follow due process, of the most evil, disgusting, vile people, then they start to erode for all of us.

That whole 'presumed innocent' is really important in this country. It forces the government to follow the constitution for everyone. Try living in a country where you are presumed guilty until proven innocent.

KNS 06-19-2013 08:52 AM

Court appointed attorney. I'm sure they don't want the job.

Public executions for guys like that (I really wish we could bring these back for certain cases). Sorry to PARF this up.

VINMAN 06-19-2013 08:59 AM

Emergency responder can't pick and chose his clients . An attorney can ... I understand about a court appointed one .

Rikao4 06-19-2013 09:01 AM

given what folks are getting away with these days..
capping or crushing folks like this within 48 hrs..
should be on the top of that list..
won't insult animals by calling them that..
and they left the human race when they did what they did..
so..
let's get another cashier over here..
as this guy needs to check out..
bang..
next ...

Rika

oldE 06-19-2013 09:05 AM

Folks,

Our original poster is asking:

How can the perpetrator look at themselves in a mirror?

What kind of sick twisted bastage can contemplate not only harming another human being, but video it?

There's gotta be something wrong with the wiring somewhere inside the head of someone who will do such a thing.

Indeed a sad world
Les

vash 06-19-2013 09:07 AM

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Originally Posted by oldE (Post 7506304)

How can the perpetrator look at themselves in a mirror?


Les


i'm reading it differently. i think Vin is talking about defense attorneys. no?

VINMAN 06-19-2013 09:13 AM

Vash would be correct...

oldE 06-19-2013 10:04 AM

Sorry, my mistake.

The whole thing turns my stomach.

Best
Les

flipper35 06-19-2013 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by KNS (Post 7506268)
Court appointed attorney. I'm sure they don't want the job.

Public executions for guys like that (I really wish we could bring these back for certain cases). Sorry to PARF this up.

A very long, drawn out affair for the rapists. Maybe two guillotines, one for each head and don't use the bigger one for a few days. Or death by weedeater.

I can understand the role of the public defender but I couldn't do it. I also could not be in law enforcment. I am genreally easy going but some thnigs set me off and two of the biggest are rape and driving drunk.

esample 06-19-2013 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by foxpaws (Post 7506260)
.....That whole 'presumed innocent' is really important in this country. It forces the government to follow the constitution for everyone. Try living in a country where you are presumed guilty until proven innocent.


My neighbor is a criminal defense attorney. He feels this way. If the defendant doesn't get a fair trial, the justice system does not work so he is serving the Constitution. He is African-American and once defended a skin head charged with a hate crime. I'm sure he found it distasteful but gave it all he had so that the conviction would not be overturned on appeal. Believe me, he is not in it for the money.

-e.

GH85Carrera 06-19-2013 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by VINMAN (Post 7506288)
Emergency responder can't pick and chose his clients . An attorney can ... I understand about a court appointed one .

When a certain low life terrorist blew up the Murrah building in Oklahoma City and killed over 160 people his attorney knew full well the guilt of his client. He used the same logic of "everyone is entitled to a fair trial". I see the point in a honest fair trial. Some people just don't deserve even those rights.

There was some eventual justice. We killed that POS back. It is just a shame we could not kill him 168 times.


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