Invasion Isn't News
The lamestream media told you:
Trial to start for man accused in fatal home invasion in Connecticut. Wire services. 9/19/11. Joshua Komisarjevsky and another man were charged in the slayings, in the 2007 attack on a woman and her two daughters.
The Uninvited Ombudsman notes however that:
Don't make me repeat the description above, this is the same thing (reported on the same day) -- a crime story from 2,000 miles away that spreads horror and disgust, fails to inform on any issue of substance to the electorate or the populace or the culture. It does point out, subliminally, that a "speedy trial" guaranteed by the Constitution (6th Amendment) now means festering in jail for four years before the trial even begins.
Attorneys point out that such delays are created by the defense and so are OK, as part of a strategy to get the client off. This allows emotions to die down, raises hopes that witnesses will forget things or die, and provides time to properly prepare. The attorneys failed to mention they get paid for the four years while the trial isn't on, like an annuity, while the client is in a clean spacious perfectly safe prison.
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