It most definitely is. Nobody's saying she had to disown him but she certainly could have called him out for what he did. If some 5 year old kid was kicking the shit out of another kid and his/her parents did nothing or said anything about why that behaviour was wrong and unacceptable, I can't imagine that there would be anybody that didn't think that was shit parenting.
As a law scholar I've always find these incredibly interesting to read. Seeing if the judge took a inductive, deductive or by analogy view in the judicial reasoning process.
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Wonder what the sentences will be for these lot
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What's the point in this if it runs concurrently then? In case the other case gets overturned?
He'll now be transferred to Federal prison and will serve a longer sentence, because of how the parole system works for Federal cases. The article also says the conditions may be safer/better in the Federal prison system.
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That article didn't age well at all.
Not his biggest, fan far from it, but wish him a speedy recovery
Me too.
It's normally pretty big news when they were in a high profile case.
Not his biggest fan, far from it.
I doubt it given the many thousands of high profile prisoners the US has and the daily attacks that are part of prison culture. Usually we hear it when people get killed, but knife attacks?
What?
I beg to differ, for example these people deserve stabbing
Yeah not worth arguing over but this case is obviously another level of high profile. It was very high profile in the UK when Sutcliffe got stabbed, Ian Watkins, Couzens injured himself and went to hospital etc...
Hmmm, not sure that's entirely true mate. Every time Ian Huntley gets a wedgie it's front page news. To be fair though, he is a child murderer and also Britain's population is roughly the same size as the amount of people the US has banged up, so there is that.
I would say also the nature of the crime. The fellow inmates will not like him because he's a cop but there is also the racial element of the murder that will make him even more despised by a significant portion of the prison. This is of course without knowing the race of the person who stabbed him.
There’s an evaluation system that determines what prison you’re sent to.
Yeah, definitely a bigger target on his back, per se
No doubt they are.
No. It’s based on the level of security and type of prisoner. Some prisons do suck more than others but that’s not part of the criteria.
Kentucky Fried Movie, a classic.
You guys are killing me stop itThat's what he said.
