Anonymous canesfan 12w

Okay? Those are what we would call “irrelevant” in court.…. Because she killed someone….

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Anonymous #5 12w

I mean if in fact she killed her sex trafficker I imagine the judge would have taken that into account when sentencing her. But this post is misinformation.

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Anonymous canesfan 12w

That would give the state a case for premeditated murder, given they had known eachother and it’s something she could have pondered and planned. There’s no way these numbers are accurate on their face. 56 years for 1st degree murder is excessive for a minor. But the penalty should still be death. Judges don’t give a pass to vigilantes

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Anonymous #5 12w

It’s still murder but judges absolutely do take Constance into account when sentencing someone. That’s the judges job

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Anonymous canesfan 12w

I’m not trying to say murder isn’t a criminal act I’m saying that the initial post was basically a lie.

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Anonymous canesfan 12w

I never said they didn’t. But within reason. And given the fact we have no details here, the only conclusion I can draw is that if this 16 year old got 56 years for one murder then it was fucking brutal and she tried to hide it

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Anonymous canesfan 12w

Oh, then yeah we’re in agreement. My bad, LMAO, I’ve been arguing about SCOTUS all day, I just assume everything is a fight now

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Anonymous #13 12w

there are brock turners in every state getting these sentences every day

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Anonymous #14 12w

What are you talking about 💀

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Anonymous #13 12w

i’m talking about people like brock turner, who commit these kinds of crimes, are getting these sentences all the time. it’s not just california.

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Anonymous #14 11w

Can you send some examples? I honestly don’t know what you’re talking ab tbh

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Anonymous #13 11w

I know in my state, we are strict with this

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Anonymous #13 11w

Here’s an example of another young white man let off with probation not in California. Across the entire nation, according to the United States Sentencing Commission, the average sentence for abusive sexual contact is 5 years (60 months). An actual battery charge can carry a sentence of 14 years. Notice the difference? But more generally I’m talking about people who rape women & never even get convicted.

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Anonymous #14 11w

Once again, this is from NY - a state with very similar views on criminal justice to California. This just goes to show that liberal “justice reform” is NOT it

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Anonymous #13 11w

Montanna

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Anonymous #13 11w

it’s about the individual judges deciding these sentences. most states have very similar maximum and minimum sentencing. & you haven’t even acknowledged my other citations.

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