← Back to context Comment by IncreasePosts 11 days ago She could have just never even brought the prosecution in the first place. 2 comments IncreasePosts Reply john_strinlai 11 days ago im not saying she did the right thing, im just answering the question of "how does prosecuting someone help her career advancement". IncreasePosts 11 days ago The point is the prosecution's case was ultra weak. He rejected a 6 month plea deal because they were confident they would win in court. That's not the kind of case you bring to get ahead in your career
john_strinlai 11 days ago im not saying she did the right thing, im just answering the question of "how does prosecuting someone help her career advancement". IncreasePosts 11 days ago The point is the prosecution's case was ultra weak. He rejected a 6 month plea deal because they were confident they would win in court. That's not the kind of case you bring to get ahead in your career
IncreasePosts 11 days ago The point is the prosecution's case was ultra weak. He rejected a 6 month plea deal because they were confident they would win in court. That's not the kind of case you bring to get ahead in your career
im not saying she did the right thing, im just answering the question of "how does prosecuting someone help her career advancement".
The point is the prosecution's case was ultra weak. He rejected a 6 month plea deal because they were confident they would win in court. That's not the kind of case you bring to get ahead in your career