Re:Silicon Valley CEO Pleads ‘No Contest’ to Abusing His Wife
by davenbuster on Tuesday April 18, 2017 @11:27AM
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As policy, I don't think anything like immigration status should be a consideration when deciding on charges. There's a reason our ideal of justice is depicted as blind. Perhaps it could be considered as mitigating/aggravating circumstance at sentencing.
Re:Silicon Valley CEO Pleads ‘No Contest’ to Abusing His Wife
by rm2040 on Tuesday April 18, 2017 @01:33AM
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Gotta keep the H1B train rolling at all costs! Don't dare discourage it with any deportations...
Re:Silicon Valley CEO Pleads ‘No Contest’ to Abusing His Wife
by acchow on Wednesday April 19, 2017 @05:09AM
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I think deportation would result in this person getting off scot-free in their home country, which the DA would rather avoid...
Re:Silicon Valley CEO Pleads ‘No Contest’ to Abusing His Wife
by nojvek on Tuesday April 18, 2017 @06:05PM
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I wonder what happens when a Judge makes a terrible decision. Does he get fired? What is his incentive to do the right thing?
Re:Silicon Valley CEO Pleads ‘No Contest’ to Abusing His Wife
by mc32 on Tuesday April 18, 2017 @10:55PM
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Judges don't get fired. And that's a good thing, generally speaking because they are not subject to vagaries of the day or politics. That said, very poor judges can get reprimands, recalls or impeachments.
That seems odd. Not saying Rosen's decision is as malformed as Aaron Pesky's, but it deserves some questioning.