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In the Seattle area there’s a huge trend of reoffending criminals performing larger crimes as time goes, because they face no real consequences. This is happeni
by blackeyeblitzar 2y ago
In the Seattle area there’s a huge trend of reoffending criminals performing larger crimes as time goes, because they face no real consequences. This is happening because activist judges, who typically run unopposed and don’t face consequences themselves, are releasing dangerous criminals back into the public. As a recent example, an activist judge released a teen who committed felony robbery back into the public, against prosecutors’ pleas, and he ended up stabbing and disemboweling another teen.
https://komonews.com/news/local/everett-lions-park-stabbing-kidnapping-assault-teens-charged-adults-violent-attack-juvenile-court-released-snohomish-county-prosecutors https://komonews.com/news/local/everett-lions-park-stabbing-...
- mmooss 2y ago> there’s a huge trend of reoffending criminals performing larger crimes as time goes Is there evidence of it? In my experience, people take a few incidents as ammunition for their reactionary attacks on 'activists'. But that doesn't mean it is or isn't happening.
- qingcharles 2y agoStatistically, across the USA, a large majority of the judges are ex-prosecutors and definitely not "activists." I've personally known dozens of criminal court judges and I can't think of a single one that routinely sentences on the low side or would be considered an "activist." Even the defense lawyers I know that become judges usually sentence punitively, as if to show they aren't biased.