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The Grand Jury Faces a Dilemma

By Elton Camp “Damned if they do, damned if they don’t” Whatever, the group must anticipate taunt White, yellow, black or brown Either way some of ’em will frown “A cop got by with murder again! Against pigs, there’s no way to win.” “He didn’t really do a wrong thing. It’s a mistake, charges to bring!” When the decision is made known Let’s hope good judgment’s shown Imagine serving on that grand jury Your decision’s certain to bring fury Will any good come from this escapade? Only more violence and division, I’m afraid

Copyright © | Year Posted 2014




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