Flying Duck
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So we can all get back to 24 hour coverage of the Scott Peterson trial. (Gasp!)
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I wouldn't want to be on that jury.wolvie20m said:no way 50 says he walks on lack of evedince or hung jury.
wolvie20m said:no way 50 says he walks on lack of evedince or hung jury.
I think he gets convicted but does not fry, life in prison no parole.
Shattered said:**sigh**
If you're found guilty of murder, you automatically become a needless burden on society, and at that point should automatically fry. Tax money could be used for more productive things.
Bonnie said:I agree he should fry, because I beleive he is guilty. But I think the jury unless 100% convinced of the largely circumstantial evidence against him will quell any guilt pangs they have by not letting him off the hook but not killing him either........I could be wrong. They may send him to the chamber?
i think that life without a parole is better in case the person was wrongly convicted, i for one don't have enough faith in Any countries legal system to make any convictions a matter of life and death...like come on, did you not see shawshank??Shattered said:If someone gets life in prison (for any reason), without the chance for parole, really, what is the point in supporting them?
Redz said:...like come on, did you not see shawshank??
the point is they might be innocent, and even if the chance of that is less than one %, its a chance we as resonable citizens can't afford to take.
yes all free stuff, but in jail, which if Oz is even remotely factual is hell on earth, anyways you have them work in there as many places do, i know they would still cost more to keep than they earn, but its astart.Shattered said:Life without parole is free food, free entertainment, free room and board... Kind of wasteful, dontcha think? It's not like they're contributing anything positive to life as we know it...
Oh, and since you asked.. Yes, I saw Shawshank Redemption.. I even bought it.. It was a great MOVIE.
Redz said:yes all free stuff, but in jail, which if Oz is even remotely factual is hell on earth, anyways you have them work in there as many places do, i know they would still cost more to keep than they earn, but its astart.
anyways they could still be innocent, even if proven guilty, and we all know that miscarriges of justice don't just happen in the movies!!
me too!!Fmr jarhead said:I kinda got choked up when Brooks hung himself, because he was an "institutional man," and could not adjust to the real world (ok it was a fake, real world.....)
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yep, tho they are usually shitty jobs, like making number plates, sewing mail bags, breaking rock etc..nobody but iillegal immigrants wants theses jobs, anyways machines could do those jobs!Shattered said:You do realize that the "jobs" that they're given to do could be given to other people that NEED jobs, correct?