11-28-2017, 02:30 PM
(11-28-2017, 02:16 PM)GMDino Wrote: I think Dill had the right idea. I think that under the current system she would have had a better chance. It's to see her turning her life around and given the opportunity to be released at 25 with that turn might be better for her than when she is in her 60's.
Having seen numerous cases of first degree murder committed by juveniles I am opposed to anyone staying in the juvenile system for such a crime. We're talking first degree murder, not manslaughter, arson or even rape. A person is dead by the deliberate and callous actions of another. Nine years is not a sufficient punishment for such a crime. The dead person isn't coming back to life anytime soon. Sorry, I just don't think a person's life is that cheap.
