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he Hammonds were afforded full and comprehensive due process.
They were found guilty in a court of law by a jury of their peers, and sentenced in accordance with the law
And they paid their debt to society in full accordance with the law. You don't have a problem with courts adding to a sentence after the fact? You're good with the whole double jeopardy thing without even the benefit of a new trial? Not too big on the concept of justice are you?
They were found guilty in a court of law by a jury of their peers, and sentenced in accordance with the law
And they paid their debt to society in full accordance with the law. You don't have a problem with courts adding to a sentence after the fact? You're good with the whole double jeopardy thing without even the benefit of a new trial? Not too big on the concept of justice are you?