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Just taking a look at the judgement, Emilio was sentenced to 84 months (7 years) around this time in 2012, followed by two years of supervision [1]. I wonder if
by Ryleah 7y ago
Just taking a look at the judgement, Emilio was sentenced to 84 months (7 years) around this time in 2012, followed by two years of supervision [1]. I wonder if he was released. Super interesting read overall. Thank you!
[1] https://www.docketbird.com/court-documents/USA-v-Torres/JUDGMENT-as-to-Emilio-Jose-Torres-1-Count-s-1-84-mos-impr-2-yrs-s-r-036-100-00-sp-asst-Count-s-2-3-84-mos-impr-to-run-concurrent-2-yrs-s-r-to-run-concurrent-036-100-00-sp-asst-Restitution-Ordered-to-be-paid-jointly-and-severally-Signed-by-District-Ju/ncwd-3:2011-cr-00275-64268-00017 https://www.docketbird.com/court-documents/USA-v-Torres/JUDG...
- umvi 7y agoThat seems... too lenient. What are the chances he just moves back to Costa Rica and starts up another scam shop, this time refusing to leave?
- gmanley 7y agoI dunno, maybe compared to what were used to but just think about it, 7 years locked up not able to do anything you want, that's huge punishment to me. But I also argue most sentences should be shortened and replaced with programs to reintegrate them into society.