The difference between "snitches" and witnesses. Bottom line, snitches receive some compensation: a reduced sentence, cash, privileges in prison, etc.
No one is for witness intimidation by criminals. Some of us just also oppose witness intimidation by police. If a defendant pays a witness for alibi testimony, it's tampering. If the prosecution pays a witness to bust that alibi (even if the "payment" is a reduced sentence, though sometimes cash), that's considered good police work. How is that just?
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The Difference Between "Snitches" and Witnesses
by WaTcHeR » 05 Jan 2008, Sat 9:00 pm
"Cops that lie, need to die!" A police officer that lies to get an arrest or send someone to prison should be shot.
"In the U.S., a cop with a gun can commit the most heinous crime and be given the benefit of the doubt."
"The U.S. Government does not have rights, it has privileges delegated to it by the people."
"In the U.S., a cop with a gun can commit the most heinous crime and be given the benefit of the doubt."
"The U.S. Government does not have rights, it has privileges delegated to it by the people."
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