John Peck
John Peck
case charges common fairly federal government lengthy resources trial understood
That many charges is going to entail a fairly lengthy trial in Common Pleas Court, ... I think we understood the federal government had more resources to try a case of this nature.
incident lacks office resources since
The incident is of a de minimis nature; and since the resources of this office are limited, I will not expend the resources upon a prosecution that lacks merit,
amount huge money short
It was a huge amount of money. But nothing short of what we needed.
life mother position serve victim wish
Mrs. Neel is in the unfortunate position of being the mother of the victim and the mother of the defendant, ... It was a factor. It was her wish that he not serve a life sentence.
community giving plug students time trying year
We're trying to give students an alternative community to plug in to, ... We're giving them alternative information. They just get snowballed this time of year with glossy literature.
delivered despite medical none office requests
Despite requests for photographs and medical records, none were delivered to this office,
decline matter police review statements
After an investigation and review of the witnesses' statements and police reports, I decline prosecution of the matter ... ,
alarm avoid backing beyond clear continued doubt evidence intent reasonable second truck
It is not clear from the evidence that Mr. Berarducci was doing anything more than backing up his truck to avoid a continued confrontation with Mr. Kimberly, which, it should be noted, Mr. Kimberly had initiated and in which he persisted by approaching Mr. Berarducci's truck a second time, ... There is not evidence beyond a reasonable doubt that it was Mr. Berarducci's intent to harass, annoy, or alarm Mr. Kimberly.
adequate available civil injury losses personal remedy suffered
If there were losses suffered by Mr. Kimberly, an adequate civil remedy is available to Mr. Kimberly for any personal injury or pecuniary loss,
car certainly died evidence excessive operating speed
The evidence is certainly overwhelming that he was operating the car, the car was going at excessive speed and he was under the influence. And someone died as the result, unfortunately, of his driving.