Reply to "another one dodged the bullet"

Taciturn (Guest)

quote:
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.

quote:
Originally posted by FirenzeVeritas:
We should all hope he benefits from the drug program in prison.

At least until if & when he gets out. From what I see on Court TV & hear on the news, drugs are available in prison as much if not more than on the streets.

3/31/083:13 PM

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