In most locales in the devel­oped world, Appellate Courts do not dis­turb low­er courts’ rul­ings unless a tri­al judge erred egre­gious­ly in a way that prej­u­diced a defen­dan­t’s case tilt­ing the case toward the pros­e­cu­tion. In fact, Appellate Courts sel­dom tam­per with the low­er courts’ deci­sions but may ask the low­er court to clar­i­fy a par­tic­u­lar rul­ing. Unless there … Continue read­ing Jamaica’s Criminal Loving Judges Shows Disdain For Cops By Overturning Death Penalty Of Cop-killers: