alt Hacker NewsIn 98% of cases they bring for prosecution - they know the job, they know what works, and if they don't think they can follow through, they often just drop the case entirely, so it doesn't count.
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BrenBarn • today at 4:18 AM
How do we know they know the job and know what works? How do we know that they define "what works" as justice and not "get convictions"?
Yes because we all know workers are the best judges of said work they do.
How often do you work on bug tickets and realize that the "simple one liner change" is actually more complicated? Okay now instead of it being a simple computer bug, you are dealing with real human lives and have the potential to destroy them quite easily.
Maybe the system isn't working as intended, maybe courts should be redesigned to be more accommodating to the needs of everyone and not just those with $100k in checking accounts.