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This just leaves me scratching my head for the other side of the story. When things are so irrational, there has to be something, but I just can't think of it.
by mathattack 13y ago
This just leaves me scratching my head for the other side of the story. When things are so irrational, there has to be something, but I just can't think of it. It's one thing to be wealthy and hire an expensive attorney, but to actually go in front of a jury of peers to say, "Sorry, forgive me for being rich" just seems too flagrant and irrational.
Anyone have more backdrop on the story?
- wting 13y agoOne rationalization is that a 10 year probation means he'll be under police watch for a significant amount of time. On the other hand if he was given a sentence as a minor, he would be released in 2 years when he's 18. That leads to the question why he wasn't tried as an adult, but IANAL.