Thread: House Arrest
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Old 28-01-2005, 04:49   #77
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Re: House Arrest

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Originally Posted by clairey
did you understand the pount he was making about an ever changing enemy.
No matter who you are, you'll always have people disliking you, wether you are a person on a forum or a powerful country. Alliances tend to be tenuous at best. They get made, broken, made, broken.

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Originally Posted by Scastle
So you can justify the government imprisoning who it wants because any evidence presented might scare the jurors?
NO! I clearly said in post #31 that I am against the indefinite house arrest, and I clearly said in the "What to do with the Guantanamo four" (post #11) that they should be given due process. FFS people, at least read my posts before pouncing on me. Let me be abundantly clear on this:

1) I am against indefinite house arrest, of the Guantanamo 4 without charge.

2) I believe they should have been given due process all the way.

They same applies to other alleged terrorists. As most of the alleged terrorists have been, they have been arrested and then released through lack of admissable evidence.

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Originally Posted by soneil
I thought that they checked potential jurors for conflict of interest as part of jury selection. Your hypothetic juror should get "deselected" fairly early on in the process on that basis!
It doesn't get that detailed. For one thing you can't prejudice the jury. The questions they ask are things like, have you ever met the defendent before, etc. Reminds me of something funny
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