Reply #48: In the world that I live in... [View All]

[truth2power]

and that would be having experience in child protective services, there would have been some sort of court order limiting the accused's access to children in situations similar to that to which they've been accused. (Hope that's clear. I'm on my first cup of coffee.)

In any case, it goes without saying that MJ is innocent under the law until adjudicated otherwise. That does not exempt one from exercising due diligence to protect children until it can all be sorted out.

For my part, having seen interviews with MJ (on TV) where questions regarding his relationships with children are raised, his responses raise large red flags in my mind. I don't think he should be permitted to be in compromising situations with children.

Just for the record...No, I wouldn't be seated on any jury trying this case. Nor could I be, in good conscience. I already have a bias.