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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI'm super confused, they have family statements at bond hearings in SC?
I don't get it
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I'm super confused, they have family statements at bond hearings in SC? (Original Post)
whatchamacallit
Jun 2015
OP
Maybe you should do a bit of research before you blame everything on white privledge.
Travis_0004
Jun 2015
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valerief
(53,235 posts)1. White privilege? nt
How is it white privilege for the families of the black victims to be able to speak?
valerief
(53,235 posts)3. I didn't know you were talking about black victims. I thought bond hearings
were done for the assassin. Doesn't he post bond?
I don't have any experience in criminal law.
Travis_0004
(5,417 posts)4. Maybe you should do a bit of research before you blame everything on white privledge.
The crime victims rights act gives the right of victims to be updated on the case, and to be present and speak in cases, which includes bond hearings.
Under this law, the family has every right to be present in a bond hearing, and to testify.
Bond has been set at 1 million dollars on the weapons charge (another judge will set bond on the murder charges), so he will not be posting bond anytime soon.