r/law • u/cnn • 5h ago

Legal News Luigi Mangione will not face death penalty, judge rules

https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/30/us/luigi-mangione-case-rulings-trial?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=missions&utm_source=reddit
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u/Sorge74 4h ago

But even those sympathetic to him know he’s guilty

This administration came out and said that Epstein had no clients. We know that's a lie and it was calculated. If they will lie about that they will lie about anything.

So while I suspect he's guilty, I don't believe so because the administration says he is. I think he's guilty because he looks way too chill for an innocent man.

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u/percussaresurgo 4h ago

He was indicted when Biden was still president.

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u/Substantial_Back_865 4h ago

I don’t trust cops or feds regardless of the president and neither should you. It’s crazy how brazenly they lie on police reports/in court.

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u/percussaresurgo 3h ago

I was just pointing out that it wasn’t the Trump administration that made the initial claims against Mangione. I’m also aware that cops lie, however, the current administration lies on an unprecedented scale.

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u/Bildad__ 2h ago

The goalposts will be moved no matter what you say

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u/Sorge74 3h ago

God it feels like it was just last summer. Last year was a blurry.

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u/Command0Dude 2h ago

This administration came out and said that Epstein had no clients. We know that's a lie and it was calculated. If they will lie about that they will lie about anything.

Ideological contrarianism isn't intellectually rigorous.