Making a murder

[Benny B]

In most cases.  However, there are other cases where there was prosecutorial misconduct, admission of impermissible evidence or some other issue that causes the verdict to be overturned and a mistrial declared, requiring a new trial.

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[wadesworld]

In most cases.  However, there are other cases where there was prosecutorial misconduct, admission of impermissible evidence or some other issue that causes the verdict to be overturned and a mistrial declared, requiring a new trial.

Exactly.

[Silkk the Shaka]

In most cases.  However, there are other cases where there was prosecutorial misconduct, admission of impermissible evidence or some other issue that causes the verdict to be overturned and a mistrial declared, requiring a new trial.

In those cases, it is still a good thing that the person goes free. Prosecutorial misconduct, admission of impermissable evidence, etc. are objectively bad and should be discouraged/disincentivized in an extreme manner

[Sir Lawrence]

State files its response:

https://www.wbay.com/content/news/MAKING-A-MURDERER-State-files-response-to-Steven-Averys-appeal-570829861.html

[Jay Bee]

“Convicting a Murderer” docu-series coming soon! Shame on NetFlix & friends, once again!!

[jficke13]

lololololol *deep breath* lololololol