I am starting to believe it is judges delaying justice in our country more then prosecutors.

[fightforfreedom]

We are seeing it time and time again. I don't know the reasons behind this but judges put things off far too long.

I still can't believe the judge in Georgia can't make a decision when it comes to releasing the Special grand Jury report. That should not take long. Yes or No. If he says no, no one gets hurt. There is no law that says it has to released. If he he says yes, he will only release certain parts , the rest will be redacted. What's the point.

Take a couple of days and make a fucking decision.

Now I hear the Navarro trial is being delayed for months. WTF. It's a contempt trial, not a murder trial. It's a smoking gun case. He did it. Executive privilege is not a defense in this case. There is no reason to delay that trial.

[Lunabell]

1. Well, they don't want their decisions overturned.

It looks really bad on their judicial record to have their rulings overturned.

[Ray Bruns]

2. Yea but months to make a decision? Give me a break.

[Lunabell]

4. Yep, I know. I agree.

But, it's our system and in this system, you are innocent until proven guilty. You can't trample on defendant's right. It's how it works.

[inthewind21]

7. You think

This is the ONLY thing the courts have going on? Clearly you haven't been in court. This is normal.

[Lunabell]

11. Exactly.

This is normal for a court. They dot every I and cross every T. Nobody wants a reversal on appeal except the defendant.

[fightforfreedom]

5. Saying no to releasing the Grand Jury report would not be over turned.

What's the point? It is not required.

Navarro is going to go on trial, period. End of story. Why delay it for months after it has already been delayed for months. Something is not right.

[Alexander Of Assyria]

9. 👍Judges who are overseen directly by a final State Appellate Court write for that Court, not

Twitter.

Alternatively write in haste and be overturned posthaste!

[rainy]

3. Agree 💯 justice delayed is Justice denied.

It’s obscene how long all trials take!!!

[fightforfreedom]

6. What we need is judges with bigger balls.

[ananda]

8. Too many rightwing judges.

Period

[lame54]

10. Constant delays is a lawyer device...

In an everyday non-media case they stall till the prosecutor pleas-out lightly just to get the case off his desk

[tritsofme]

12. Try being less impatient. This isn't a television program.

[euphorb]

13. This delay is irrelevant to any delay in justice.

Fani Willis can issue indictments regardless of whether the report is made public or not, and she does not need to wait for the judge's decision to act. The issue of making the report public or not is solely whether the media gets to see it. Any delay by the judge in making that decision will not affect Fani Willis's actions.

It is also possible that the judge sees little reason to keep it secret but is also sympathetic to Willis's desire to keep it secret until she issues indictments. By delaying his decision, that may allow Fani Willis the leeway she needs before actually making it public.

[H2O Man]

14. It is important

to keep in mind that in a hearing four days ago, the DA asked the judge in Georgia to keep the grand jury report sealed.

I do agree that it is often frustrating when cases such as Navarro's drag out. But defense teams can request delays for a variety of reasons.