... would be any legal charges against our son. David received unsupervised probation, which meant he did not have to go through any court hearing or report to the JPO; however, he was advised to stay out of any trouble. Those events were very dramatic and traumatizing for ... of the lengthy incarceration can be startling and lifelong. Suicide, mental health problems and physical harm are at an all time high for children in community level programs. The prison record these children acquire severely damages their chances of future employment with a higher chance of repeating their past (A Bet...

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... , its not because the rich never commit terrible crimes, but because the expert legal council they can afford to hire, know how to "play the system"." During the Pardon Board hearing for Robert Lee Willie, Prejean asked the members of the board "Will you dare to condemn the unfairness inherent in the judicial system which metes out on brand of justice ... propaganda? Forty-seven of the fifty-two prospective jurors admitted they had heard of the case. It is possible that a number of the remaining five potential jurors lied about not hearing information on the case, thus giving them more t...

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... the poor. Also even thought the rich person would pay more it still would be fair. Along with bail I think the person has to do a lot of community service. Bail is, I think an easy way for a person or should I say a criminal to get the easy way out, meaning if they commit a crime ... way up they what they are normaly than I do not think crimes would be commited more often and everything would be a lot safer for the community. For example, in places like China the sentancing for crime over there are twice as much as the crime are here, say if someone gets fifteen ... death for the rest o...

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