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What restitution can there be in this case? Nothing can compensate this person for the loss of their life, or the two children who will grow up without a father
by srj 9y ago
What restitution can there be in this case? Nothing can compensate this person for the loss of their life, or the two children who will grow up without a father. The guy who made the false report had done so previously with a bomb threat, and showed no remorse. How can this person ever be trusted to rejoin society? How can the victims be restored by the justice system? Neither is realistic. Short of a death penalty, the only outcome is to put the guy in jail for a long time.
- joeax 9y agoThe point is that "jail" shouldn't be the default punishment for every criminal act. There are lots of ways you can punish people. Take away his ability to game for 20 years and make him pay one million to the family, worked off over a number of years. America is locking up people at an alarming rate, when alternative more cost-effective punishments are available. I invite you to read about the problem of mass incarceration: https://www.prisonpolicy.org/reports/pie2017.html https://www.prisonpolicy.org/reports/pie2017.html
- anigbrowl 9y agoWell, maybe we should invest some resources in trying to figure out why he does it and how his brain operates.