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minus-square@FlowVoid@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish4•edit-25 months agoThe point is that the US is not unusual in prosecuting people in other countries. Australia and others do the same thing.
minus-squaresunzulinkfedilink-2•5 months agoWho did AU prosecute like this? Point I was making is that AU is failing to protect its citizen who is being harassed… BTW ;)
minus-square@FlowVoid@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglish4•edit-25 months agoAustralia, like the US and other countries, does not generally shield suspected criminals from prosecution. And that’s regardless of whether the person is actually guilty. Just ask Amanda Knox.
The point is that the US is not unusual in prosecuting people in other countries. Australia and others do the same thing.
Who did AU prosecute like this?
Point I was making is that AU is failing to protect its citizen who is being harassed… BTW ;)
Australia, like the US and other countries, does not generally shield suspected criminals from prosecution.
And that’s regardless of whether the person is actually guilty. Just ask Amanda Knox.