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Post by Allison on May 3, 2020 20:54:43 GMT -5
Okay. We'll try this one. No Charge A man guilty of a serious crime was arrested. The police had clear evidence against him, but he was set free without charge. Why? Was there room in prison? Yes. |
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Post by Moni on May 4, 2020 14:31:40 GMT -5
Was the crime charged by the police the same as the crime the man was guilty of?
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Post by Allison on May 4, 2020 18:45:35 GMT -5
Okay. We'll try this one. No Charge A man guilty of a serious crime was arrested. The police had clear evidence against him, but he was set free without charge. Why? Was there room in prison? Yes. Was the crime charged by the police the same as the crime the man was guilty of? Yes |
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Post by Gelquie on May 5, 2020 1:18:20 GMT -5
Did someone else confess?
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Post by Allison on May 5, 2020 19:29:46 GMT -5
Okay. We'll try this one. No Charge A man guilty of a serious crime was arrested. The police had clear evidence against him, but he was set free without charge. Why? Was there room in prison? Yes. Was the crime charged by the police the same as the crime the man was guilty of? Yes [/quote] Did someone else confess? No. (I’ll post a hint soon.) |
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Post by Allison on May 5, 2020 19:32:25 GMT -5
Okay. We'll try this one. No Charge A man guilty of a serious crime was arrested. The police had clear evidence against him, but he was set free without charge. Why? Was there room in prison? Yes. Was the crime charged by the police the same as the crime the man was guilty of? Yes Did someone else confess? No. (I’ll post a hint soon.) |
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Post by Killix on May 5, 2020 19:54:09 GMT -5
Was the man actually proven guilty in court?
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Post by Gelquie on May 5, 2020 20:01:02 GMT -5
Did the judge clear charges against him?
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Post by Allison on May 5, 2020 20:48:31 GMT -5
Okay. We'll try this one. No Charge A man guilty of a serious crime was arrested. The police had clear evidence against him, but he was set free without charge. Why? Was there room in prison? Yes. Was the crime charged by the police the same as the crime the man was guilty of? Yes Did someone else confess? No. Was the man actually proven guilty in court? No Did the judge clear charges against him? Yes
Will post a hint tomorrow evening if you aren't getting closer.
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Post by Gelquie on May 5, 2020 21:02:39 GMT -5
Did the man take a plea deal?
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Post by Allison on May 6, 2020 17:41:11 GMT -5
Okay. We'll try this one. No Charge A man guilty of a serious crime was arrested. The police had clear evidence against him, but he was set free without charge. Why? Was there room in prison? Yes. Was the crime charged by the police the same as the crime the man was guilty of? Yes Did someone else confess? No. Was the man actually proven guilty in court? No Did the judge clear charges against him? Yes Did the man take a plea deal? No. Hint number 1: The arresting officer followed the correct procedure and read the man his rights. There was clear evidence of his crime. But his lawyer got him released on a clear breach of his rights. |
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Post by Killix on May 6, 2020 20:36:53 GMT -5
Was he wrongfully arrested for something totally irrelevant to his crime?
(That's the only thing I can think of. I don't know enough about US law, haha. XD)
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Post by Allison on May 6, 2020 21:54:28 GMT -5
Okay. We'll try this one. No Charge A man guilty of a serious crime was arrested. The police had clear evidence against him, but he was set free without charge. Why? Was there room in prison? Yes. Was the crime charged by the police the same as the crime the man was guilty of? Yes Did someone else confess? No. Was the man actually proven guilty in court? No Did the judge clear charges against him? Yes Did the man take a plea deal? No. Hint number 1: The arresting officer followed the correct procedure and read the man his rights. There was clear evidence of his crime. But his lawyer got him released on a clear breach of his rights. Was he wrongfully arrested for something totally irrelevant to his crime? (That's the only thing I can think of. I don't know enough about US law, haha. XD) No. I’ll give another hint tomorrow night. And I’ll admit I probably shouldn’t have chosen this one for only the second one we’ve done. 😆 |
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Post by Gelquie on May 7, 2020 0:05:00 GMT -5
Did the man understand the rights read to him?
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Post by Allison on May 7, 2020 17:38:15 GMT -5
Okay. We'll try this one. No Charge A man guilty of a serious crime was arrested. The police had clear evidence against him, but he was set free without charge. Why? Was there room in prison? Yes. Was the crime charged by the police the same as the crime the man was guilty of? Yes Did someone else confess? No. Was the man actually proven guilty in court? No Did the judge clear charges against him? Yes Did the man take a plea deal? No. Hint number 1: The arresting officer followed the correct procedure and read the man his rights. There was clear evidence of his crime. But his lawyer got him released on a clear breach of his rights. Was he wrongfully arrested for something totally irrelevant to his crime? (That's the only thing I can think of. I don't know enough about US law, haha. XD) No. quote author=" Gelquie" source="/post/2726487/thread" timestamp="1588827900"]Did the man understand the rights read to him?[/quote] No! (We are getting very close.) |
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