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All Criminal Charges Dropped Against Anti-Israel Protesters at U. Texas Austin

All Criminal Charges Dropped Against Anti-Israel Protesters at U. Texas Austin

“all 79 people who were arrested on April 29 had their charges thrown out”

Of course. We’re at the point where no one even expects the left to be held accountable for things like this.

FOX News reports:

All criminal trespassing charges dropped against anti-Israel UT Austin protesters

Prosecutors in Texas have dropped criminal trespassing charges against nearly 80 anti-Israel agitators who demonstrated on the University of Texas at Austin campus in April during the height of the college campus protests, with UT Austin leaders slamming the decision.

Travis County Attorney Delia Garza announced that all 79 people who were arrested on April 29 had their charges thrown out. At an earlier protest at the campus, 56 arrests were made with criminal trespass charges dropped the following day.

The news comes after dozens of anti-Israel protesters who occupied and barricaded themselves in buildings on the Columbia University campus in April had their charges dropped last week.

“After examining and weighing all the evidence presented, we have determined that we cannot meet our legal burden to prove these 79 criminal trespass cases beyond reasonable doubt, and they will be dismissed,” Garza said, according to Fox 7.

“At the time, I voiced my concerns about the large volume of arrests on the low-level non-violent charge,” Garza said.

Garza said a team of prosecutors spent 90 hours evaluating these cases before a decision was made. She said her team reviewed evidence including body camera footage and hundreds of pages of offense reports, the law and concerns about violations of constitutionally protected rights of free speech.

“We also have the responsibility to determine if pursuing any case is in the interest of justice, in the interest of public safety, and aligns with the values of this community,” Garza said.

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Comments

destroycommunism | June 28, 2024 at 12:28 pm

uhhhh—duh!!!!

destroycommunism | June 28, 2024 at 12:31 pm

after this statement
“At the time, I voiced my concerns about the large volume of arrests on the low-level non-violent charge,” Garza said.

garza continued

same thing applies to theft
if there is no violence we dont prosecute

garaz also stated that the definition of violence is fluid

for instance

if a maga type says something

that is violence and we would prosecute

but say a police station is burned down by the historically oppressed nike wearing chanel carrying blmplo members?

we wouldnt prosecute b/c they need a way to tel white society that they wont be looked at wrongly ever again

she ended by saying

thanks for your votes and your tax money

Sedition charges against this prosecutor. The cases could have been won by a high school student. They were there, it was trespassing.

    Milhouse in reply to artichoke. | June 30, 2024 at 6:11 am

    Sedition?! Seriously?! Or are you just making up random things?

    Even if there were some appropriate charge, it couldn’t be brought because prosecutors have absolute immunity. But in this case there isn’t even a charge.

Anyone really surprised?

henrybowman | June 28, 2024 at 2:06 pm

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I seem to recall that judges and prosecutors were MUCH more conscientious about following all their responsibilities back when lynching was a thing.