R.U.Kidding!
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LOL, I know what you mean
I don't believe that GG is innocent of some involvement either and i too, hesitate to comment on my thoughts and questions about certain aspects of this.
It would seem that he has committed a perfect crime in as much as there is little evidence of value that we have seen.
As far as I know, these hearings have been closed so I do not know how much public accountability there is.
The system is different than we are used to.
If a judge decides there is enough suspicion of a crime, incarceration is extended while further evidence is gathered.
I can only hope there is much more evidence than we are privy to, however, the longer they go without bring charges, the less faith I have in that.
If I sit back and look at all sides of this.... well, I still don't know what happened :waitasec:
Aruba Judicial System
Aruba's legal system is based on the civil law system, as in use throughout most of the world. The main difference between our system of law and the common law system is the fact that we do not have juries or grand juries. In Aruba, the investigation by the police and prosecutor is checked and balanced by a judge of the Court of First Instance. The investigating judge conducts all interrogations of witnesses during the investigation of the crime. The trial itself is conducted and decided (including sentencing) by another judge, and the final verdict can be appealed. The suspect can appeal decisions made by the judge through the Court of Appeals.
Aruba criminal system is mirrored after the Dutch criminal justice system. It traditionally distinguishes itself from other criminal justice systems including the U.S. on many aspects including the severity of sanctions imposed.
http://www.aruba.com/explorearuba/islandfacts/law.aspx
:razz::gthanks:For the info on Aruba's Juducial System, and for "getting ME":seeya: