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Originally posted by sasguruFFS The plural of photo is photos. No apostrophe.
FFS Read "Eats, Shoots and Leaves" to supplement your crap educashun FFS.
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FFS The plural of photo is photos. No apostrophe.
FFS Read "Eats, Shoots and Leaves" to supplement your crap educashun FFS.
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Stasi system does not provide an incentive to law enforcement to actually catch guilty people - they can take anybody and make them confess.
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Do you think that's a better system then, the Stasi one I mean, i.e. by torturing people, rather than plea bargaining, did they manage to not only get the small guys to confess to crimes they hadn't committed but also catch some of the big guys who also hadn't committed anything?...
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Originally posted by bogeymanWell, it's a pity the Stasi isn't still around.
The difference with Stasi is that they were forcing people to confess in crimes they did not commit - they did not need any plea bargain process as torture will make people to falsely self-incriminate themselves.
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Originally posted by AtWStandard plea bargain - reduced punishment, possibly to zero if their cooperation will allow to catch bigger fish.
You'd be a brilliant candidate for their junior cadet ranks.
They used to really like 'minds' like yours.Last edited by bogeyman; 15 February 2006, 20:38.
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Originally posted by bogeymanWhat kind of 'incentive' would that have been then, exactly?
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Originally posted by AtWSurely those previously accused and convicted in the matter would have cooperated with the investigation if they were given enough incentive?
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The real question here is this: since photoes refer to the same period which was already investigated, then were people responsible for abuse on THESE photoes ALSO prosecuted, or they have managed to escape hand of law so far, if so, then why? Surely those previously accused and convicted in the matter would have cooperated with the investigation if they were given enough incentive?
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Abu Ghraib New Photo's
The photographs and videos, which are currently the subject of a legal tug-of-war in America, where the Pentagon is fighting to prevent their publication
http://smh.com.au/ftimages/2006/02/1...890773753.html
plus more here
http://today.reuters.com/tv/videoSto...18af6b6b3fd557Last edited by Harrysp; 16 February 2006, 10:36.Tags: None
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