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I have a relative who has been repeatedly arrested for drunk driving. He had already severely injured someone and will kill someone sooner or later. The courts
by jaas 7y ago
I have a relative who has been repeatedly arrested for drunk driving. He had already severely injured someone and will kill someone sooner or later. The courts do nothing, he walks free with his driver's license every time. Even walked after assaulting an officer during one of the arrests. They will not put him in prison or take his license away.
This is in a midwestern U.S. state.
The laws may or may not be strong in theory, but even if they are strong they are not applied consistently. The courts are failing to protect the public from people who present a clear danger to the public.
This person, for example, is white. I am 100% sure that if he was not white he would be dealt with more harshly (and more appropriately, in this case).