The courts of this nation are. . . the peoples' courts. They are (absent COVID-19 restrictions) open to. . . "We, the People." We the people, serve as a natural check and balance, on the fairness and integrity of the criminal justice process.
The idea that the defense lawyer (for the white vigilantes) in the Ahmaud Arbery homicide trial thinks he can object to who attends the trial, in the gallery. . . to support the family and pray with them. . . is simply insane.
If Rev. Sharpton or Rev. Jackson (and/or now, 98 more) arrive there -- to support the family/victim's rights, and to pray with them. . . well, that is. . . exactly. . . the way our pluralistic America. . . works. They are the victims of felony crimes, here.
These [good ole' boy] criminal defense lawyers. . . are disgusting -- in the purported motion that our court-house doors should only be open to local (and largely white, in their minds) landowners. That is. . . repugnant to our system of ordered liberty.
So, actually, I now make this a new post, thus (per the Wa Po):
. . .Ben Crump, an attorney for Arbery’s father, declared that more Black religious leaders were on the way.
“We are going to bring 100 Black pastors to pray with the family next week,” he said in a statement, “and we welcome all those who want to show their support and add their prayers to ours. . . .”
This is precisely the correct answer. A young man was gunned down, in cold blood, by these defendants. I mean, how dare that shyster try to say who may support this aggrieved, and grieving, family?
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