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accymel · 23-06-2006, 11:46

It wasn't nice, it really upset me so much because i prosectutuing for violence & felt the defendant was still bullying me even in a court of law, lucky judge did give me a break to take a breather cos i was being bombarded with Q's & no time to answer but i realised after that the defence was drawing short straws with their own case - which justice in the end was done but very harrowing. I know how the court system operates & one thing is that you have to remain sceptical in the system because sentencing & judgements dont reflect the crime at all - its who's got the biggest blag & can remain calm other than evidence so sometimes truth isn't always the full case.

Been there & done it - back again this year for justice so simply can say from experience rather than the stand back objectiveness.

23-06-2006, 11:46	#8
accymel I am Banned Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 7,688 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: Who's rights are most important It wasn't nice, it really upset me so much because i prosectutuing for violence & felt the defendant was still bullying me even in a court of law, lucky judge did give me a break to take a breather cos i was being bombarded with Q's & no time to answer but i realised after that the defence was drawing short straws with their own case - which justice in the end was done but very harrowing. I know how the court system operates & one thing is that you have to remain sceptical in the system because sentencing & judgements dont reflect the crime at all - its who's got the biggest blag & can remain calm other than evidence so sometimes truth isn't always the full case. Been there & done it - back again this year for justice so simply can say from experience rather than the stand back objectiveness.