Technically Polanski wasn't convicted because he fled before the deal his defense made with the prosecutors was signed off on by the judge. And the plea and sentencing were destroyed by the judge anyway who, for political reasons of his own, chose to ignore the deal that was made in order to play the good ol' "tough on crime" card. Polanski deserved some sort of prison time, which the deal had guaranteed, but not the sort of sentence of fifty years that the judge was going to put on him, the type of sentencing that was harsher than that normally given to murderers.
Not that you care, but:
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During a television interview on 10 March 2011, Geimer blamed the media, reporters, the court, and the judge for having caused "way more damage to me and my family than anything Roman Polanski has ever done", and opined that the judge was using her and Polanski for the media exposure.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Pol ... al_historyThe judge was later removed from the case altogether after a complaint was filed by the defense about his behaviour, a filing that was fully supported by the prosecutor's office.
So, if going after young girls in a perverted manner is worth fifty years in prison, how much time would Roy Moore have received if he'd actually been prosecuted for his own actions instead of being allowed to reign for decades in his own jurisdiction as some kind of unaccountable bible-thumping King Shit?
