A judge has approved Luigi Mangione's request to wear civilian clothing to suppression hearings beginning December 1st
A judge has approved Luigi Mangione's request to wear civilian clothing to suppression hearings beginning December 1st
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If it drip you must acquit
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if people are innocent until proven guilty, doesn't that make pretrial detention illegal? How does that work?
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Generally speaking, people facing trial for murder may be deemed a danger to the public and denied bail. Like most aspects of the legal system it's unfair in practice, but it's not completely unreasonable
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Good.
Let the people thirst for our great player 2.
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Does anyone in the thread have more specific insights or educated guesses on when we might actually see the trial commence? Are we looking at early 2026, or is a date in late 2026 or even 2027 more realistic based on the usual delays from appeals and jury selection in a case this complex?
Any knowledge shared about potential timelines or key hurdles still to come would be greatly appreciated, I'm mostly clueless about this!
Thanks.
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Going commando then, since there were no undergarments mentioned?
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Last I heard he was still awaiting to be accommodated his court mandated laptop access?
Well if you consider the other side are a health insurance company plus a government bureaucracy, it's no wonder they're dragging out the process until past the point it would do him any good.