I don't know if I got Ibrahim's message right, but I think that there is no
real idea in continuing this discussion.
The original purpose was to highlight some probable causes why there is so
much anti-americanism out there, and I think those reasons have been
thoroughly clarified (and the
--- Martin Malmkvist [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't know if I got Ibrahim's message right, but I think that there is no
real idea in continuing this discussion.
The original purpose was to highlight some probable causes why there is so
much anti-americanism out there, and I think those
--- Jeroen van Baardwijk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At Stardate 20030627.1753, Jan Coffey wrote:
Does the American public actually have any idea about how we perceive
your
extreme distrust of government and anything that reeks of government
involvement?
No please explain.
I
At Stardate 200326.0034, Bryon Daly wrote:
When someone allegedly broke a law, do you really believe that uneducated
Joe Average is more qualified to determine whether a law really was
broken than someone who has actually *studied* the laws?
I think that a large part of the judgement of a case
--- Jeroen van Baardwijk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At Stardate 20030626.0018, Jan Coffey wrote:
I trust an average person taken from the street far more than I would
trust someone who does it for a living.
So, when you feel ill, you ask a not-medically-trained average person
from
--- Jeroen van Baardwijk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See other post about law complexity.
Where more technical points of law are involved, the judge is involved,
and he/she can dismiss the case, declare a mistrial, exclude evidence,
instruct the jury on the points of law, order the jury not
--- Jorpho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But the way the ICC is set up, they would not recieve a trial by their
peers. Without that we do not beleive that IUPG works.
Then you really need to study how things are done in other countries.
I'll
use The Netherlands as an example: we don't
At Stardate 20030625.2043, Jorpho wrote:
It has been said that there is a certain dramatic allure to the whole
secret process of sending the jury off to deliberate before unveiling with
a flourish what they agreed on, without any consderation given to how they
arrived at this conclusion.
At Stardate 20030625.2102, Jan Coffey wrote:
I trust an average person taken from the street far more than I would
trust someone who does it for a living.
So, when you feel ill, you ask a not-medically-trained average person from
the street for a diagnosis, rather than go see a physician (a
--- Jeroen van Baardwijk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At Stardate 20030625.2102, Jan Coffey wrote:
I trust an average person taken from the street far more than I would
trust someone who does it for a living.
So, when you feel ill, you ask a not-medically-trained average person from
the
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