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I worked with someone who had 16 assault charges. To be totally honest I'd prefer working with someone convicted of murder than that guy. The thing with 16 ch
by Teever 9y ago
I worked with someone who had 16 assault charges. To be totally honest I'd prefer working with someone convicted of murder than that guy.
The thing with 16 charges of anything is that you know there's going to be a 17th, an 18th... and so on.
Some people can be rehabilitated, some people can't. Severity of the crime isn't necessarily indicative of that.
- vidarh 9y agoYou'd likely be right to do so. Murder actually has an extremely low repeat rate. Murderers does have a higher chance of committing another crime on release than people not convicted of a crime, presumably in part because of higher chance of unemployment and poverty, but most murderers are extremely unlikely to ever kill again as most murders are crimes of passion in extreme circumstances that are extremely unlikely to occur again.