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These people are very old though, and probably lived a great life with all the money they made. 28 year sentence at age 70+ is not really a huge amount of jus
by DethNinja 4y ago
These people are very old though, and probably lived a great life with all the money they made.
28 year sentence at age 70+ is not really a huge amount of justice.
- bryanlarsen 4y agoIt's a life sentence. Is there anything harsher short of the death penalty?
- kkirsche 4y agoOf course, life in prison in solitude confinement. And if you went to other parts of the world, well, best not say what can happen
- bryanlarsen 4y agoA judge can't sentence that, and it's generally considered to violate the 8th amendment. So also not in PA.
- kkirsche 4y agoHe didn’t ask if it was legal. He asked what was worse
- cortesoft 4y agoWhat do you suggest we do, then?
- beeboop 4y agoFine the prisons that bribed the judge until they're bankrupt and their owners are bankrupt
- kansface 4y agoIt’s tantamount to life in prison and they have to return their ill gotten gains. There is nothing else to take. This is justice, not retribution.
- TomSwirly 4y agoHow is it "justice" that the prison owners who paid the judges get off with no sentence at all?
- anakaine 4y agoYou are talking about two different parties. One whom has been the su ject of justice, the other who was fined, and arguably this is not justice. My question is around whether there are penalties for those handing out the bribes.