How Do Courts Convict Innocent People?
Mass incarceration is a multi-billion-dollar business. The corporations profiting off the system lobby politicians to pass laws that favor their business model and engineer the system to make more money. This pressures the judges to fill the prisons with anyone they can frame, often using the new legislation that bribed politicians enact.
Massive media campaigns are launched using tax-payer money to persuade the public to support the war against the mentally ill, impoverished, and any anomaly doing anything unusual. A few horrific examples of such crimes are used to justify maximum punishment for even nonsense cases. Then the public dime is used to, once again, create massive smear campaigns that drown out the Truth and create a one-sided narrative. This ensures that justice is reserved only for the very wealthy who can defend their name with talking heads.
If the gospel was not spread by the apostles, the Roman narrative that they stole his body would have had zero opposition. The adoption of the gospel by the Catholic Church was then only used by the Roman authorities for evil to subvert the movement and corrupt the leaders with gifts.
Finally, the courts use sophistry to make every unlawful conviction appear lawful and valid. In most cases, they will liberally construe the elements of an offense to criminalize whatever the defendant did, ex post facto. Then they will use obscurantism to evade any debate over the errors and thereby hide the details that prove innocence from the public.
Anything can be criminalized in a hypertechnical sense by using these methods. A bible quote threatening divine retribution can be construed as a true threat. Merely asking to contact an attorney and refusing to answer questions can be construed as obstruction. Walking away from police and stopping seconds later can be construed as fleeing. Nomadic wandering can be construed as residency.
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See Missouri v. Frye, 132 S. Ct. 1399, 1407 (2012) (More than 97 percent of federal defendants plead guilty and never make it to trial, [99.9 percent in sex cases].)
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