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His son is more forgiving than I would be!
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His son is more forgiving than I would be!
Last edited by Mac020; Sun Dec 7th, 2008 at 08:12 AM.
Wow.
I can see the son's piont of view, and bless him for his perspective. I am not sure I would be capable of such compassion. But I would think at least the 30 days, even if it was "weekend jail."
Of course we will never know the whole story, so my heart goes out to all involved.
GSXRScott made me follow him into that corner,...down that hill...there was the time up that washout...crankcase alley...man I gotta stop following him.
Originally Posted by PharmerKyle
thats about how smart the d.a's office is...
condolences to the family.
Drinking and driving is a crime, you should do time for it. Killing someone while committing a crime should add a felony on top of the existing punishment. Until the court system truly recognizes the severity of committing a DUI, people will continue to do it.
The convict is lucky she killed someone with a compassionate family, I would have raised holy hell every step of the way and did everything I could to make sure that dumba$$ spends many birthdays in prison.
Maybe she "learned her lesson" but that wouldn't be good enough for me. She should pay for her lesson as well.
The closest thing to immortality on this earth is a Federal government program - RR
do the crime do the time, "tie her to a bike and drag her"
"Everyone was thinking it i just said it"
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