Charges dismissed against a Richmond County Court Clerk’s Office employee
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Seems like a lot of cases are being dismissed by the district attorney’s office, what is going on with prosecutors not having enough evidence to prosecute those charged by law enforcement. I also noticed that when the prosecutor has evidence then they reduce the charges to give the feeling that criminals will not be found guilty of their charges and wii be plea bargained and let loose.
It doesn’t matter if you don’t know your breaking the law..it’s obstruction at least..Augusta? You deserve better..all these criminals are being let loose into your neighborhoods..
If you allow people who are not educated to vote in trash, you get trashy results. Thank GOD Columbia county has Sheriff Clay Whittle and his staff and our new District Attorney Bobby Christine.
65 days in jail prior to bond? Now charges have been dismissed? Imagine how much loss there is after 65 days?! Either build a case that goes to trial with a decent chance of conviction or don’t. 65 days as an innocent person is unreasonable.
“The fact that she accessed this information only after the warrants had been executed presents a reasonable doubt of her intent”
Only an honest puddin head or compromised crooked individual would arrive at that conclusion given the facts.
Actually the fact that she accessed the information only after everybody was in handcuffs & and stripped of their ill -gotten gain leaves little doubt of the purpose for which she was instructed to glean specific details .
What a galling load of steaming excrement is being shoveled out of the courthouse for public consumption these days.
No doubt they have plenty to spare.