I have no idea whether Johnny deserves release but it is abundantly clear that Kim Foxx and a lot of other "prosecutors" should be nowhere near political office. They have turned the system upside down, to the point that even an apparent success story like this one struggles to muster sympathy. Only now is that reality gaining notice as evidence by recent articles in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal though, even then, the piece is about how public concern over crime may impact some political fortunes.
I have no idea whether Johnny deserves release but it is abundantly clear that Kim Foxx and a lot of other "prosecutors" should be nowhere near political office. They have turned the system upside down, to the point that even an apparent success story like this one struggles to muster sympathy. Only now is that reality gaining notice as evidence by recent articles in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal though, even then, the piece is about how public concern over crime may impact some political fortunes.