Why Do We Call It a Justice System?

Nashville DA says “law must be altered” after suspect released from jail is accused of shooting college student in the head
CBSnews  | 11/9/2023

Taylor has been charged criminally several times in the past. In 2021, Taylor was charged with three counts of assault with a deadly weapon after he and another man were accused of shooting at a female driver while her two children were in the back seat. At least two rounds struck the vehicle. Earlier this year, a Nashville judge dismissed those charges, and Taylor was released after court-appointed doctors testified that he was incompetent to stand trial. Federal and state law prohibit the prosecution of mentally incompetent defendants.

The May 19 court order explained that Taylor had developed pneumonia at birth, which led to a brain infection, and that he continues to function at a kindergarten level. Because Taylor also did not meet the criteria for involuntary commitment, the court had “reached the limit of its authority,” Criminal Court Judge Angelita Blackshear Dalton wrote.

4 Comments

  1. “he continues to function at a kindergarten level”

    I mean, isn’t this the norm for most american adults who graduated the public school system in the last 10 years? And yes I intentionally left american uncapitalized as these miscreants are nothing but dumb A’s.

  2. Perhaps people like that need a distinguishing mark or physical trait so they will be less likely to again commit the crime…easier to point out or catch next time..say….baseball bat to one kneecap?..I dont know…bolt cutters to both trigger fingers?..thoughts?

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