Criminal Sentencing Question

[*jason*]

(07-22-2016, 04:31 PM)BFritz21 Wrote: December.

Mind blowing.

Only thing I can think of is that they're trying to bring the hammer down on him.

Hypothetically, of course.

Hypothetically, say someone originally stabbed their brother twice with a screwdriver, hit him in the head with a frying pan, and tried to choke him.  Then, once in jail for that, he attacked a prison service dog (not sure if that means a guard dog or what) and then a prison guard, is it the same as you said or do you have any idea?

I remember discussing this with you in the other thread.  What I don't remember is what the charge was for the incident with his brother.  Was it battery?  Felonious assault?  Attempted murder?  What was he convicted of?  He has a record already, no?  All of those variables go into his sentencing.  I'm telling you, I don't think he will get off lightly for that incident alone.

If he hasn't been sentenced, then he is still in the county jail... right?  So the thing with the dog (it was probably a dog that works with inmates with emotional problems... ain't a whole lot of guard dogs in county jails) and the guard comes into play.  Benton already listed the variables there, but you also have to consider that charges picked up while incarcerated are really frowned upon.  My guess is, his goofy ass did something to that dog, a deputy stepped in, and he hit the deputy.  He probably promptly got ****** up right after that.

Previous record, violent crime, picked up a charge in jail, and he's also a drug user (if I remember right).  He's getting ten years minimum.  He may get more than that especially if he has a hard ass judge.  He may not do every day of that sentence, but he sounds like a dumb ****, and he's already getting shit in the county.  It only gets worse when he hits the state pen.  I know plenty of guys who've spent their lives in and out of the joint.  He sounds a lot like them.