Re: Tommy Compos Is Not Guilty.

albspng Wrote:
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> Simply put, Roger, Chris, and George, you are all
> right. As retired law enforcement and former
> officer of the court, I'll point out that there
> are (in my opinion) only allegations of actions
> made by Tommy Campos. For all the rest who have
> been involved in the post regarding this matter,
> That is NOT enough for a court to prove guilt. If
> there is a belief a crime has been committed, and
> or an investigation is necessary there needs to be
> probable cause or some evidence to support it. If
> there is an investigation that provides a
> preponderance of evidence that a crime has been
> committed, then and only then should there be a
> possible charging adjudication determined
> necessary. All this time the suspect, even if
> charged, is presumed innocent and free through all
> preliminary hearings and Trial hearing, unless the
> court finds there is sufficient evidence the
> suspect is viewed to be a risk to the community or
> a flight from justice risk. All rules of the court
> and rules of law must be followed in the process.
> The suspect also has certain other rights that
> must be observed through out the process. There
> are also other details that I could address, but I
> feel I have said enough. Let the court and or a
> jury of the defendant's peers (if selected),
> determine any guilt. Don't presume guilt or try to
> be a judge and jury, and IF there is a case
> developed let the process work to its conclusion.
> People do have there own opinions, and we all have
> the right of free speech, but in matters that may
> be before the court as well other times, we all
> should choose our speech carefully so as not to
> infringe on others rights or incite others to
> negative actions.
>
> Alan B (Borchardt) in Pagosa Springs (who in his
> past professions has been threatened with death
> and even has had a gun held to his head once, but
> still will speak up for what is right for all and
> trust in the law. Not afraid to use my name)


Alan THANK you very much for your post.