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05-07-2007, 10:33 AM #21
Domestic Violence Cases
I'll tell you this much, I am sick and tired of completing the 800 forms and jumping through all the hoops we have to with the 31D cases only to have to victim "change her mind" and the SAO drop the case. Whatever happened to "we will prosecute all Domestic Violence cases regardless of victim cooperation!"???????
I don't know who I am more irritated with, the SAO for dropping the cases or the "victims".
I know this is politically incorrect and every women's group in the country would hang me (I am a woman by the way) for saying this, but at what point do the victims take responsibiluty for themselves?
It sems to me that LAW ENFORCEMENT ARE THE ONLY ONES FULFILLING THEIR RESPONSIBLITIES! And in fact we have created extra steps to insure the victim's safety only to have them "change their minds" and the SAO drop the case.
Really I just needed to vent, thank you all for listeneing!
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05-08-2007, 02:49 AM #22
Re: Domestic Violence Cases
Originally Posted by OhPlease
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05-09-2007, 08:14 PM #23
Even if your case gets filed Judges will throw it out anyway! I just was involved in a good CCF on a 10-62 juvie who admitted to me that the gun was his. I submitted my supplement saying just that. Now the SAO wants me to provide a sworn notarized statement from me! Since when is a police report not good enough? The SAO hopes you won't provide them with all the excess **** they request so when they drop the case they can say it's your fault!
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05-10-2007, 02:18 PM #24
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Originally Posted by Get Real
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05-11-2007, 03:13 AM #25
And just WHY are there so many cases that the Sate Attorney can't keep up with them? Because they take a criminal that just commited a serious felony, give them time served in his overnight jail stay, and let them back out. There is NO INCENTIVE in our county not to commit crime. These people just keep getting arrested time and time again and some panty-waist judge gives them some meaningless sentance after they've been found guilty.
It there were no air conditioning in the jails; cable TV restricted to the Court TV channel, real work to be done... there would be a lot less crime. There is an Arizona sheriff who runs a tent city; it's tough and hard... yet he's only got a 6 percent repeat offender rate. In this county, it's probably about 90 percent repeat offender. I arrested a guy one day for DUS HAbitual and fleeing... three days later, I saw him driving again and arrested him for DUS HAbitual. The very next week, I saw the guy driving yet again and caught him with a bunch of crack... I'm waiting to see if he goes driving by me next week.
My point is, if jail is trivial and is made so it is nothing to worry about, then it will be nothing to worry about to these criminals.
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05-31-2007, 04:27 PM #26
EXCELLENT POINTS!
Originally Posted by no file
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05-31-2007, 07:04 PM #27
So you USED to be an FTO ? Well if the report and PC's are bad, how do you "pass" the trainees into the next phase?? YOU signed the paper work dude. Its seems they should be recyced if its not up to par......and your post reads like it all OUR fault that so many cases get no filed and plea deals are made.....You can have a GREAT case with a confesion and that junk goes on.....so if you used to be an FTO, who do you work for now???? Sounds like the Public Defenders Office.
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05-31-2007, 09:40 PM #28Originally Posted by Anonymous
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06-01-2007, 12:13 PM #29Originally Posted by Anonymous
Now, buisness is business. You get a (2) for FTO Relationship, a (1) for Decision Making, and a (1) for Report Writing-Neatness/Spelling/Grammar.
You are hearby extended another week.
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06-01-2007, 12:55 PM #30
Thank God I am RETIRED
Originally Posted by Anonymous
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