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Now that makes sense. Things get forgotten after 24 years. Sounds to me like the judge wanted to lock the effer up forever but he has to go by the guidelines (even though most folk think the sentencing guidelines stink!). Good on the Judge.Jailing him, Justice Stephen Irwin ordered that the video clips be preserved so the parole board could watch them before he is eventually considered for release.
In a case like this where the defendant has incriminated himself beyond any possible doubt, hanging is appropriate.
In a case like this where the defendant has incriminated himself beyond any possible doubt, hanging is appropriate.
Normally I'm against the death penalty but in this case I agree
Agreed. They are so often wrong, so this needs to be pointed out as good practice!Now that makes sense. Things get forgotten after 24 years. Sounds to me like the judge wanted to lock the effer up forever but he has to go by the guidelines (even though most folk think the sentencing guidelines stink!). Good on the Judge.Jailing him, Justice Stephen Irwin ordered that the video clips be preserved so the parole board could watch them before he is eventually considered for release.
And Normally would be??In a case like this where the defendant has incriminated himself beyond any possible doubt, hanging is appropriate.
Normally I'm against the death penalty but in this case I agree
And Normally would be??In a case like this where the defendant has incriminated himself beyond any possible doubt, hanging is appropriate.
Normally I'm against the death penalty but in this case I agree
There are a lot of cases I could think of, and I doubt it if they re- offend.
He is far from innocent, and you may well change your veiw once it's someone close to you thats the victim.And Normally would be??In a case like this where the defendant has incriminated himself beyond any possible doubt, hanging is appropriate.
Normally I'm against the death penalty but in this case I agree
There are a lot of cases I could think of, and I doubt it if they re- offend.
Normally I'd suggest that people can be put under immense pressure, or tortured, so a conviction that is rock solid, is later overturned, and even this case could be argued that the abuse didn't lead to the death of the child, as that wasn't filmed, afaik, the child could be abused, and filmed, then fell, or died in the night naturally. But compelling evidence to suggest otherwise. So easy to point the finger, but there is that 0.0001% that they might be innocent, and plenty totally innocent people have been killed, or held in prison for a long time, only to be proved that their conviction was wrong. And you can never justify killing an innocent person.
He is far from innocent, and you may well change your veiw once it's someone close to you thats the victim.And Normally would be??In a case like this where the defendant has incriminated himself beyond any possible doubt, hanging is appropriate.
Normally I'm against the death penalty but in this case I agree
There are a lot of cases I could think of, and I doubt it if they re- offend.
Normally I'd suggest that people can be put under immense pressure, or tortured, so a conviction that is rock solid, is later overturned, and even this case could be argued that the abuse didn't lead to the death of the child, as that wasn't filmed, afaik, the child could be abused, and filmed, then fell, or died in the night naturally. But compelling evidence to suggest otherwise. So easy to point the finger, but there is that 0.0001% that they might be innocent, and plenty totally innocent people have been killed, or held in prison for a long time, only to be proved that their conviction was wrong. And you can never justify killing an innocent person.