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Wynonie Harris · 07-12-2007, 22:23

A prime example on tonight's news. Some poor bloke got stabbed to death because he went outside his house to remonstrate with a group of youths who were making a lot of noise. The perpetrator received life imprisonment with a recommendation that he should serve a minimum of 14 years. Why?...why didn't he get locked up for the rest of his life? After all, the victim's widow and his two little girls are now serving a life sentence of grief...why should he be able to walk out of prison after 14 years?

07-12-2007, 22:23	#10
Wynonie Harris Super Moderator Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: On another planet. Posts: 11,865 Liked: 1217 times Rep Power: 144711	Re: Doubt over Babysitter's conviction A prime example on tonight's news. Some poor bloke got stabbed to death because he went outside his house to remonstrate with a group of youths who were making a lot of noise. The perpetrator received life imprisonment with a recommendation that he should serve a minimum of 14 years. Why?...why didn't he get locked up for the rest of his life? After all, the victim's widow and his two little girls are now serving a life sentence of grief...why should he be able to walk out of prison after 14 years? __________________