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Justice Prosser said. "What does any self respecting man do when suddenly that man finds that his hands, or part of his hands are on a woman's neck? Get them off the neck as soon as possible"
And how did his hands get there?
she CHARGED at him..his hands were in a defense motion
Nope. One judge agrees. One judge disagrees. And one judge did not see a thing.
That does NOT mean the other judges who were there did not see what happened. They've related what they saw. They concur with Prosser's version of events.
That does NOT mean the other judges who were there did not see what happened. They've related what they saw. They concur with Prosser's version of events.
Incorrect. Note how the police DID NOT file charges against Prosser. Why not? There's NO evidence confirming Bradley's fraudulent allegations.
Sure there is. Prosser's testimony quite confirms the allegations of Bradley.
The prosecutor determined that there was no crime that could be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.
The prosecutor certainly did not say no crime occurred. Nor was it clear that Bradley's account was incorrect.
If you read all the testimony you reach the conclusion that Prosser told the truth...Bradley told the truth...and the other judges present told the truth.
No, it does not. Hence... the lack of charges against Prosser.
Of course it does. Quite clearly. He had his hands on her neck. She never struck him. Open and shut.
Why do you find this so hard to understand.
Bias on the right obviously prevents logical processing.
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