Thread: Congressional *Support* for our Troops
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Old 08-23-2006, 01:32 AM   #36 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by foundit66 View Post
It is typically a MILITARY COURT which is trying them in the first place.
Why do you give the "troops" who are accused the "benefit of the doubt", while not doing the same for the troops who are accusing?

Because in this country an individual is innocent until proven guilty. The justice system is working. Something occurred, evidence has been gathered, investigations completed, and know the matter will go to a trial. At which time evidence will be presented both supporting and contardicting the event, and finally a jury will deliberate and determine the guilt and/or innocence of the accused.

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-Russell Kirk-
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