Outright dismissing drug charges does not mean they're "not going to stick"
https://twitter.com/Suntimes/status/1466799065375596545
Everyone's charges are presumed to "not stick" until proven otherwise.
That's known as "innocent until proven guilty"
That's known as "innocent until proven guilty"
.@SAKimFoxx office common practice is to dismiss small quantity drugs cases.
Then the same people who advocate for that policy also complain that ppl are being charged but not fully prosecuted and convicted and use it as evidence that people are allegedly being falsely arrested.
Then the same people who advocate for that policy also complain that ppl are being charged but not fully prosecuted and convicted and use it as evidence that people are allegedly being falsely arrested.
Then they'll use it as evidence that we need to change "the system"
"The system" wasn't anywhere near the level of disarray until these people got into office.
They destroy it to implement their own twisted version of systems. That's the goal.
"The system" wasn't anywhere near the level of disarray until these people got into office.
They destroy it to implement their own twisted version of systems. That's the goal.
The strategy of these so-called "reformists" and advocates of "social justice" is to create the problem within the system that has worked for 200 yrs+ and offer their supposed solution.
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