I am a UK’er so I have completely different mindset because we don’t get this information so of course my opinion will always be different because it’s a vastly different system.
He is in isolation to protect himself as he was the one who has been charged with killing two teenagers. That’s his own doing and nobody else’s.
He wanted private legal counsel and has now had to backtrack and ask for a public one which again is his own doing due to the choices he made.
This is all on him and nobody else can be blamed.
The documents were sealed to protect the case so I don’t understand the mentality of wanting to jeopardize the case by demanding the public is told what’s in it. I can not wrap my head around wanting to jeopardise a case where two young girls were brutally murdered.
Why is there no faith in the legal process?
I don't think the issue is about not having faith in the judicial system, but when the judicial system is not working the way it is supposed to, not following the rules that have been established as the default in the system, then the media and individuals question it to hold the system accountable for the rules that have been established. And that seems to be what is happening here - the PCA was sealed but a hearing will be held on November 22nd to determine if that is appropriate with the court hearing from all parties - defense, prosecution, media, public, etc. That is how it should be, as the case is People against RA, that's us. We need to know that the laws are being followed. So I think it actually shows faith in the system that we have established in the U.S. and when it is suspended or not followed, then because we have faith, we call the court to accountability. JMO.