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You do, you believe that very strongly. So what value would you give any answer I made? None...so no need to respond.
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But you have no problem with posing questions for me. Personally, I'm glad you are not answering, because it is becoming tedious to jump through the hoops you set up.
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So law enforcement is to blame for prosecutor failure to prosecute based on the decisions of the coroner's inquest jurors.
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Distrct Attorneys/Prosecutors are members of the law enforcement family.
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Strawman...this is about your claim that mistakes in warrant services are not rare.
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No, you want to use ratios to make your case that warrant service errors are rare. So, I am going to use the same criteria to make my case. Automobiles are used millions of times per day. Using a ratio of fatalities/times used, you could make the case that auto fatalities are rare.
Furthermore, I went back to see how we got on this discussion. It all started when I said that there were "many instances" of warrant service errors, and JBnTx said that warrant service errors were "extremely rare".