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How about a much better thing- why don't we give her equal treatment to those men she falsely accused, throw her butt in jail, and let her date the big girl with the most cigarrettes- she has harmed those men for life, and she deserves equal.
I don't recall anything parallel happening to the accused. In point of fact, they never spent a night in jail over this, according to:
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Who cares if it scares other women? Well , hopefully- it scares women from making false allegations and ruining folks lives.
Well, I do, for one. I honestly think that many women, who are genuine victims of rape, will look at this fiasco and decide it isn't worth the humiliation, and therefore there will be that many more rapists on the street. You can't be that callous.
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At the very least, she should be obligated to pay for every single expense she generated with her false claims.
After she made the false claim, it was out of her hands. She's only the victim, the crime is against the state. If the DA had called a forensics team instead of
Inside Edition, we may never have heard of this story. How much does it cost to produce a crime report, and apply a rape kit?
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She still bears the main responsibility for this fiasco- not the DA, not the press- the piece of work that made the false allegations- probably hoping to cash in on a civil suite on some rich dudes.
Again I disagree, the same logic could be interpreted to say that the first bad act was a few rich jocks buying themselves a prostitute for the night. Historically,
THAT would have been the scandal. These guys didn't get charged with rape on their way home from a church picnic, guy. I bet even now they wish they had paid her what she was expecting to get paid. What you bring around stays around.
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It is cases like this that I wish we did have some exceptions to cruel and unusual punishment. This is one.
I don't understand the hate. Yes our time was "wasted," as was the energy and resources of the state. However, the only reason we ever heard about it is the media, and that didn't cost us anything extra. If anything, it helped expose an incompetent DA, which is a job well done.
The girl was either a grifter running a scam that got out of control, or a really, really stupid prostitute. Either way, I don't see us getting any compensation. Where would it come from? I also don't see any point in charging her with some stupid misdemeanor. Besides which, I'll bet that same dumb DA granted her blanket immunity, which just moots the whole debate.
So what am I missing? Are you some kinda lacrosse superfan or something?