Imagine being so condescending and writing all the shit you did in your first post!I mean, you waded right in calling other people armchair experts, and we've still had multiple posts from you entirely failing to explain or back up what you meant, nearly two days later.
The other poster has a fair point though, and I noticed that as soon as I'd posted, thought I'd got away with that one there- the lesson is to be careful with predictive text. Mea culpa! You, however, haven't got any room to talk. About either accuracy or talking down.
While we're here, in case you missed my reply to you above, here it is again:
Do you not get that something showing zero indication you understand a topic isn't the same thing as that thing being incorrect? Because that's a really important distinction here.
Your comment about Letby's case being under review for a year isn't wrong, it's just completely insufficient to prove that you know anything other than that one fact. Because you could know that and still be completely wrong in your assessment of the topic. Like,oooh, hypothetically if you thought the reason it had been outstanding for over a year was something to do with the case not being strong enough for a hot shot lawyer to swoop in and fix it.
I'll repeat a paragraph in one of my posts from yesterday that deals with this point, since apparently once wasn't enough:
Well no, that isn't an indication that you know how the system works. It merely indicates that you know how long the case has been with them. Doesn't tell us whether you think this is typical, whether it tells us anything, if you know how long they took with other eventual MOJ cases.