11-15-2011, 02:22 PM
(11-12-2011, 05:44 PM)Virtual Bison Wrote: I only wish that some of his targets would file a class action suite against him. Maybe if Gollin gets socked with a huge civil suit and gets taken to the cleaners it would get him to shut his pie hole.
I'm sure that has been and is being contemplated this very minute. The question is where are you going to get a fair trial against the U of Illness? Certainly not in IL. Look how it works in PA:
Quote:The judge who freed alleged Penn State kid-sex fiend Jerry Sandusky on bail -- with no strings attached -- is a volunteer with the charity Sandusky mined for victims, it was reported last night.http://www.nypost.com/p/news/national/wh...v6zSDt5aML
The explosive news came as Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett warned that there are likely more young men out there who were allegedly abused as children by the ex-assistant coach.
Pennsylvania district Judge Leslie Dutchcot ignored prosecutors’ request for $500,000 bail -- and an electronic ankle bracelet -- for Sandusky, instead freeing him on $100,000, according to the Web site Deadspin.
Dutchcot -- who volunteers for the Second Mile children’s charity, as well as organizations such as the American Heart Association -- ordered that Sandusky “pay nothing unless he failed to show up for a court hearing.”
The defendant in one of the most sickening crimes in recent history gets no strings bail because the local judge works for the pervert's charity. Is the Illinois justice system any less a cesspool? If they give a "kid-sex fiend" such cozy treatment in PA would a reprobate like Gollin expect anything less in IL?