SavannahMann
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For a long time I and others in Georgia have told the readers here that Georgia is different. This issue came up many times during the McMichaels trial.
Well the DA in the case Jackie Johnson filed a motion asking that the charges be dismissed. For months the Judge let it linger and then he issued his decision. No.
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During the trial of the McMichaels I mentioned the Good Old Boys network. The quiet corruption association that took care of those who were in. I even told you that some of the laws that were passed in the 1960’s were done so just to break up the notorious Good Old Boys networks.
Jackie is the DA who told the police not to arrest the McMichaels that fateful day when they murdered Arbery. Now granted that is the job of the DA to make such decisions. However in Georgia the power comes with a condition. You better have a good reason. You need to be able to explain what you did and why.
Jackie is going to be tried. And unless Georgia has changed dramatically she’s going to be convicted. Because the people in Georgia don’t want a return to the days when you could do such a thing. They tend to be very unforgiving towards public corruption.
Now let me say this. My opinion is based upon my experience as a Resident of Georgia and the evidence I’ve seen so far. There might be new information that would cause me to change that opinion. But right now? I’d say Jackie is going to end up convicted. You just can’t do that in Georgia.
Well the DA in the case Jackie Johnson filed a motion asking that the charges be dismissed. For months the Judge let it linger and then he issued his decision. No.
Judge rejects effort to dismiss case against former DA charged in Ahmaud Arbery killing's aftermath
SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — A judge Tuesday refused to dismiss misconduct charges against a former Georgia prosecutor accused of hindering the investigation into the 2020 killing of Ahmaud Arbery.
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During the trial of the McMichaels I mentioned the Good Old Boys network. The quiet corruption association that took care of those who were in. I even told you that some of the laws that were passed in the 1960’s were done so just to break up the notorious Good Old Boys networks.
Jackie is the DA who told the police not to arrest the McMichaels that fateful day when they murdered Arbery. Now granted that is the job of the DA to make such decisions. However in Georgia the power comes with a condition. You better have a good reason. You need to be able to explain what you did and why.
Jackie is going to be tried. And unless Georgia has changed dramatically she’s going to be convicted. Because the people in Georgia don’t want a return to the days when you could do such a thing. They tend to be very unforgiving towards public corruption.
Now let me say this. My opinion is based upon my experience as a Resident of Georgia and the evidence I’ve seen so far. There might be new information that would cause me to change that opinion. But right now? I’d say Jackie is going to end up convicted. You just can’t do that in Georgia.
