Louisville settles Breonna Taylor's wrongful death lawsuit

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2 minutes ago, Fish said:

I disagree. It is you using very strong and inflammatory language (for which you really have no real factual basis) to further a point (that you have the right to believe in) that is completely unrelated to this side of justice. 

 

The civil lawsuit is completely unrelated with the criminal prosecution. This lawsuit is between the city and the family. The criminal investigation and prosecution is first (1) in the hands of the police; (2) then with the prosecution and the accused.  

You think that justice will be only completely serve when the police officers are prosecuted? Fine. This has nothing to do with the civil lawsuit, and using the lawsuit to further your point of view on the criminal justice system and police reform is twisted and actually weakens your position. 

 

I didn't know there was a difference between a civil lawsuit and a criminal prosecution. I understand what you mean now and I've worded my opinion based on a wrong understanding of what is happening. Thanks for clearing that up.

I do indeed think the only way justice will be completely served when the officers are prosecuted. I'm curious to see if this will actually happen.