Reply to "another one dodged the bullet"

FirenzeVeritasOld Faithful

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Originally posted by bubbaluck:
He will be eligible for parole after 15 years. It will be cheaper to keep him in prison than it would be to prosecute and defend appeals in a death penalty case for the next 20 years.

With the right atty., he could get an earlier hearing date, and with the right contacts, he could be released. The Board will simply stipulate he stay away from this area. We should all hope he benefits from the drug program in prison.

3/31/082:16 PM

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