Demanding Justice: Why This Home Defense Case Needed a Jury

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[AugustStephenson]

Prosecutors should not have the authority to veto laws at their whim.

[jonathanemontgomery]

Doesn’t Branca usually say that prosecutors should only bring cases if they’re convinced of guilt, and not just wash their hands of decision-making by throwing up the case to the jury?

[johnpotts]

I don't see a home defense lawyer

[williameberhart]

...just goes to show you the truth of the situation.
Unfortunately, only one way to correct this.