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Why At Least 20 Years??
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What's wrong with at least a 100 years? Damn savage should never see the light of day again. What is wrong with these judges?
What's wrong with at least a 100 years? Damn savage should never see the light of day again. What is wrong with these judges?
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Yes he can. But the sentencing guidelines provide a framework for judges to work from which suggests a minimum tariff depending on the seriousness of the offence and murder is no different to speeding in that respect. They reflect the seriousness of the offence and the character of the offender. As perverse as it seems (because all the victims are equally dead) the guidelines see some murders as more serious than others.
//100 y sentence- jesus - why does anyone take this seriously//
Such sentences are handed out in the US. It reflects the seriousness of the crime, and you cant get more serious than murder IMHO.
We, the population, were sold the idea of stopping hanging with the promise of life sentences. Life should mean life, otherwise string them up.
Such sentences are handed out in the US. It reflects the seriousness of the crime, and you cant get more serious than murder IMHO.
We, the population, were sold the idea of stopping hanging with the promise of life sentences. Life should mean life, otherwise string them up.
// I don't know how the judge "calculated" 20 years in this case without him/her knowing more details//
I do
read NJ's post - sentencing guidelines - judges have much less discretion than the good old say of Judge Melford ( Hang 'em high!) ( Floggem to an inch of their lives!!) (Melly) (Mel Mel) ( Good old Melly!) ( That's the fella! ) Stevenson
why do I prolong these QAnun far right paeons
I do
read NJ's post - sentencing guidelines - judges have much less discretion than the good old say of Judge Melford ( Hang 'em high!) ( Floggem to an inch of their lives!!) (Melly) (Mel Mel) ( Good old Melly!) ( That's the fella! ) Stevenson
why do I prolong these QAnun far right paeons
OK then, here's a (very) abridged explanation of sentencing guidelines for murder:
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Don't try to fit it to the individual case in question. We don't know enough about it to do that. But hopefully it will give you some idea of why different sentences are imposed for what is essentially the same crime.
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Don't try to fit it to the individual case in question. We don't know enough about it to do that. But hopefully it will give you some idea of why different sentences are imposed for what is essentially the same crime.
