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South Carolina Attorney General Hosting Judicial Reform Event In Columbia

Palmetto State’s top prosecutor hopes to build momentum for change …

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Clemson McDaniel III August 14, 2023 at 11:48 am

Seems quite sincere so will give him kudos for appearing and actually answering the questions as best he could. Anyone, who has had a case in the SC courts knows exactly the three examples he gave. These are not one off instances but more how the system exists and functions. It’s a sick, sick environment encompassed with such a weird version of Christianity and authoritative plantation overlords that it will take a long time to weed out. All the things that make our culture great here are sick and twisted in our justice system. Yes sir, thank you Ma’am, AMEN…. ahem!

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Ernest August 14, 2023 at 9:23 pm

He should make examples out of a few circuit court judges (retired and still active).

Judicial immunity does not exempt judges from criminal liability. Courts have stated unequivocally that the judicial title does not render its holder immune from responsibility even when the criminal act is committed behind the shield of judicial office.

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