Question

In the United States, a defendant is innocent until proven guilty. There have been many cases that have proven the defendant innocent at the end of the trial. In cases against the government, it is easy to automatically assume that a defendant is guilty because of government resources (FBI, CIA, US Attorney’s, etc) being able to use their power to gather information. It has happened in several cases, where the government could be wrong and in doing so, pull “tricks” to prove their case to a grand jury.

QUESTIONS:

Do you believe that the government is correct on their issues being tried on all occasions? Elaborate and explain your opinion.

Have you heard of any cases where this is true?

Answer 1

No, the government is not always correct on their issue occasions

Issues tried on all occasion are not always correct at times the government just tries to justify their deeds, and this leaves some people hurt other times that may be wrong about the prime suspect it may turn out to be a mistaken identity.

I have had such cases where there is a confusion between two brothers who ended up as suspects for murder only later to realize they were totally innocent but ended up being framed to cover up for a senior civil servant in the government