Timothy (@Atcross)

Double jeopardy exists for a reason. A hung jury means the state stood up with all its power, presented its best, and still couldn't convince twelve people. That's not a tie the government gets to break on a rematch. Here's my jury jot: if the state couldn't prove it the first time, the state is not entitled to a second chance. Put me in that jury box for trial number two and I'll tell you the verdict before the prosecutor says one word — before one retake, one retold story, one repackaged version of the case they already failed to prove. Not guilty. Not guilty. Not guilty. "Follow justice and justice alone." — Deuteronomy 16:20 The state doesn't get infinite swings until it lands the one it wants. That's not justice. That's a manhunt with a courtroom stapled to the front. Would YOU vote not guilty in the second trial? Say it in the comments. 👇 Follow Consider for truth the courts won't preach. The Consider Podcast — examining today's wisdom, folly, and madness. 🔗 consider.info #Justice #DoubleJeopardy #Deuteronomy #Scripture #BiblicalTruth #Christianity #RuleOfLaw #Consider