re: #323 Obdicut

I’m judging the fairness of the system in regard to such trials by the summary outcome of such trials, yes - to me this indicates that the system is broken. Whether this produces more or less fair trials in other venues is a different question.

To give an illustration, white juries in the South may have been entirely fair in some cases, and entirely biased when it came to blacks. If I see a chain of trials where a lot (though may be not all) of alleged criminals committing crimes against blacks are exonerated, I think there’s something fishy there.

And I’ve also already answered on the Afghani trials, so no point in asking again. But to repeat, no, I’m not suggesting giving him up to Afghanis. Obviously, their trial has many more chances to be unfair than the US trial.