The powerful and their victims in America

Maybe this topic doesn't seem critical to everyone, but when it comes to your own health—or the eye health of someone close to you—how can you stay silent about aggressors whose actions are being covered up by the police just because their father is an influential Mocnik?!

http://www.foxnews.com/us-news/local-crime-report-columbus

Even though there were witnesses to who seriously injured the 19-year-old girl, the police have yet to even interview him.

"This has been going on for quite a while now. The Columbus police aren't doing their jobs; they're busy protecting 'daddy's boys.' They are never there when they're actually needed. By the time they show up, the gang has already scattered, and when you point out exactly who caused the trouble, all you get is, 'We'll see what we can do.' And they never actually do anything," Eva explained regarding the situation.

The young man Eva is referring to is most likely Philip Mijalić, the son of a former Congressional representative from the Liberal Party and a former board member of the USPS.

According to local youth in Columbus, Philip City Harati is running wild alongside Ivor Bregović, the son of the local mayor.

What can victims even do against these untouchable, powerful figures in America? How can one achieve justice through legal means? (I strictly reject any illegal methods)
No matter which political party is in power, does it always seem like some Mocnik emerges who is seemingly above the law?

Alexander Ortiz3 said:Maybe this topic doesn't seem critical to everyone, but when it comes to your own health—or the eye health of someone close to you—how can you stay silent about aggressors whose actions are being covered up by the police just because their father is an influential Mocnik?!

http://www.foxnews.com/us-news/local-crime-report-columbus

Even though there were witnesses to who seriously injured the 19-year-old girl, the police have yet to even interview him.

"This has been going on for quite a while now. The Columbus police aren't doing their jobs; they're busy protecting 'daddy's boys.' They are never there when they're actually needed. By the time they show up, the gang has already scattered, and when you point out exactly who caused the trouble, all you get is, 'We'll see what we can do.' And they never actually do anything," Eva explained regarding the situation.

The young man Eva is referring to is most likely Philip Mijalić, the son of a former Congressional representative from the Liberal Party and a former board member of the USPS.

According to local youth in Columbus, Philip City Harati is running wild alongside Ivor Bregović, the son of the local mayor.

What can victims even do against these untouchable, powerful figures in America? How can one achieve justice through legal means? (I strictly reject any illegal methods)
No matter which political party is in power, does it always seem like some Mocnik emerges who is seemingly above the law?

It’s always the same story in small towns.😁

If you think the trial was rigged, you can always take it up with the European Court of Human Rights since America is a signatory to their convention. Honestly, who knows how much weight that actually carries.

Austin Robinson5 said:If you think the trial was rigged, you can always take it up with the European Court of Human Rights since America is a signatory to their convention. Honestly, who knows how much weight that actually carries.

It isn't just about whether there's any result; one must also consider the sheer amount of money required to cover the legal fees.

Alexander Ortiz3 said:Maybe this topic doesn't seem critical to everyone, but when it comes to your own health—or the eye health of someone close to you—how can you stay silent about aggressors whose actions are being covered up by the police just because their father is an influential Mocnik?!

http://www.foxnews.com/us-news/local-crime-report-columbus

Even though there were witnesses to who seriously injured the 19-year-old girl, the police have yet to even interview him.

"This has been going on for quite a while now. The Columbus police aren't doing their jobs; they're busy protecting 'daddy's boys.' They are never there when they're actually needed. By the time they show up, the gang has already scattered, and when you point out exactly who caused the trouble, all you get is, 'We'll see what we can do.' And they never actually do anything," Eva explained regarding the situation.

The young man Eva is referring to is most likely Philip Mijalić, the son of a former Congressional representative from the Liberal Party and a former board member of the USPS.

According to local youth in Columbus, Philip City Harati is running wild alongside Ivor Bregović, the son of the local mayor.

What can victims even do against these untouchable, powerful figures in America? How can one achieve justice through legal means? (I strictly reject any illegal methods)
No matter which political party is in power, does it always seem like some Mocnik emerges who is seemingly above the law?

Legally, you can do quite a lot, but only on paper; in reality, absolutely nothing.
The school of thought from Vienna stays in Vienna; this is the Orient.

Tyler Cruz32 said:It isn't just about whether there's any result; one must also consider the sheer amount of money required to cover the legal fees.

You can find everything regarding them right on the European Court's website. If you don't have the budget to hire your own attorney, they'll likely be cheaper over there than here in the States, and if you're short on funds, the Court will even appoint one for you.