GOP judges overturn death penalty for man who tossed kids off a bridge

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Second guessing a court decision based on little more than a headline is sort of silly.

 

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Conviction overturned in Alabama bridge deaths | Fox News

Your fail gives.

Two of the five are currently appointed.

From your link:
Days before jury selection, Luong said he wanted to plead guilty but he ended up withdrawing that decision.

The trial judge denied requests by Luong's defense lawyers to move the trial outside of Mobile County.

"... Luong was denied his constitutional right to an impartial jury. Therefore, we must reverse Luong's convictions and sentence of death and remand this case for a new trial."

He'll still be found guilty.

What is tragic is using the death of four small children for political folly.

Appointed or elected, is this what we can expect from "conservative" judges? Nobody doubts the guy's guilt. He admitted throwing his children off a bridge, yet he's suddenly given another chance to walk free because people were aghast that he'd done it and talked about it?

This is a perversion of justice and any rational person knows it.

How is "Luong was denied his constitutional right to an impartial jury." a perversion of justice?

Old guy appears to be on a quest to prove he can be as big of liar as some unnamed "y'all." (his words) I think he is being humanitarian. If he can prove to be a bigger liar then the "y'all" group looks more honest.