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Who will those families all sue though that will 1) let them, and 2) have enough money so that all of them get reasonable restitution?

• sliverstorm 13y ago
  Don't worry, they'll find someone with enough money to be worth suing. Anyone will do, guilty or not, so long as they have money.
• protomyth 13y ago
  How about the prison owners?
  • jeltz 13y ago
    I wonder if the prison and owners has enough money the pay for this.
  • jlgreco 13y ago
    True, though split among 4000 children I can't imagine that is going to go very far either.
• e3pi 13y ago
  The state. Their AG, et al on down allowed this heinous act of gross miscarriage of justice. These innocent youngsters are scarred for life. Being a state conspiracy by the Rico Act these victimized youth could be awarded treble damages. Like the charge of espionage over ES' head with draconian punishment of life in prison, or the inflated charges on Aaron Swartz,arguably to send a message to future whistle blowers and `hackers', the state criminal justice system must live in fear of the punitive consequences of malpractice. Seems to be how everything gets decided today.