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So there should be two governments just for the sake of having judges and prosecutors coming from separate entities? And which government should be supreme? Who answers to whom?
Why do you think an adversarial court system is the best in the first place?
What do you mean 'rule against' the state? Isn't the judge an agent of the state? Do you mean a judge should have independence such that they can contradict their mandate?
What I mean is just that there should be rules and procedures in place to prevent situations where the state wants someone found guilty, the evidence and the letter of the law doesn't support that, but the judge feels compelled to rule against the defendant anyway out of fear of retaliation. Innocent until proven guilty doesn't work unless the state needs reasonable evidence to declare guilt, and someone in charge of determining that whose job is to weigh the evidence and interpret the law as written, not blindly agree with law enforcement agencies. And I know that a lot of Western legal systems today are nowhere near perfect, but I do think "innocent until proven guilty" is a concept we should keep after the revolution.
I ask questions to make you think about your position and the objections I have with it and you just ignore them to restate your opinion unaffected.