The 'Law & Order: SVU' Plot Line and the Wicked Travesty of 'Justice' in New York

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The only way I can get this out of my system is to pronounce judgment on the State of New York, to issue a dire prophecy of apocalyptic doom.
41% : After the verdict, Trump continued to assert his innocence, which is what led to the jury awarding Carroll $83 million (!!!)
39% : Mere words cannot express the extremity of my doubt toward the claim that Trump, whose three wives were all models and younger than him, would be accosting this woman, who was three years his senior.
34% : This was all about selling a book (What Do We Need Men For?: A Modest Proposal), and the story was completely implausible: Carroll claims that in 1995 or 1996, she just happened to bump into Trump while he was walking into the Bergdorf Goodman department store on Fifth Avenue.
34% : First, there was the implausible scenario of her just happening to bump into Trump who, despite his wealth and notoriety, was allegedly strolling down Fifth Avenue when he headed into this department store to do some shopping.
27% : Here's the thing: In 2019, E. Jean Carroll, a former sex-advice columnist, made a literally incredible accusation against Trump, which no reasonable person could possibly believe.
25% : The problem, as it regards the verdict against Trump, is that there is no justice in New York.
21% : I watch CNN (so you don't have to) and they were practically peeing their pants in excitement Friday over the jury's verdict in the ridiculous defamation suit against Trump.
15% : Returning to the narrative, after Carroll went public with her story lifted from the plot of an NBC primetime drama, Trump naturally called her a liar and she then sued him for defamation.
10% : This lawsuit lingered until after Trump left the White House, and the Democrats in New York then (coincidentally) waived the statute of limitation for sexual assault lawsuits, then Carroll sued under that law and -- because it's New York -- in May 2023 a jury agreed Trump was guilty of assaulting her.

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