I just sent a guy to jail for max 60 years

[Snake]

Stealing money= 60 years

Cooking Meth= 20 years

Murder= 15 years

Tell me whats whats wrong with this picture.....

[CharlotteBeer.com]

Stealing money= 60 years

Cooking Meth= 20 years

Murder= 15 years

Tell me whats whats wrong with this picture.....

That's exactly what I was thinking. Did you guys hear about that cop that was put in jail for assaulting women? He got like two years.

I know what the guy did was wrong, but I just think murder, rape or assault are worse crimes than theft.

[Cat]

That's exactly what I was thinking. Did you guys hear about that copy that was put in jail for assaulting females? He got like two years.

I know what the guy did was wrong, but I just think murder, rape or assault are worse crimes than theft.

I think I agree. But when you start hearing the testimonies from just a handful of victims you realize how much of an effect his actions had on so many peoples lives. He completely destroyed peoples lives to the point where they can't pay for there health insurance, they lost their homes, they got had to steal food to eat etc. etc. In the end he effective very negatively over 400 peoples lives and we will never know just how big of an impact it made.

[blackcatgrowl]

Here is the case I was on.

Cat... I would remove this link...

I have a family member who is an Assistant DA and has sent multiple people to jail from a few years to life-sentences or death row.

He has told me, on more than one occasion, that anything he works on that he discusses with me is best left between us. I've mentioned some of the stuff he's done, but never the who's or the where's or whens.

Associating yourself as a juror or prosecution in a SPECIFIC criminal trial can lead to a compromise of your safety and/or security by someone who may be tied to this individual that is seeking revenge. While unlikely, a post on a message board could come back to bite you.

[RockECU]

Probably good that you're posting this on a forum. If he made that much $$, probably not too hard for him to find out who sent him to jail.

...cue Jaws music.

[Cat]

Cat... I would remove this link...

I have a family member who is an Assistant DA and has sent multiple people to jail from a few years to life-sentences or death row.

He has told me, on more than one occasion, that anything he works on that he discusses with me is best left between us. I've mentioned some of the stuff he's done, but never the who's or the where's or whens.

Associating yourself as a juror or prosecution in a SPECIFIC criminal trial can lead to a compromise of your safety and/or security by someone who may be tied to this individual that is seeking revenge. While unlikely, a post on a message board could come back to bite you.

Good call though he already knows my full name and what I look like.

[Davidson Deac II]

I think I agree. But when you start hearing the testimonies from just a handful of victims you realize how much of an effect his actions had on so many peoples lives. He completely destroyed peoples lives to the point where they can't pay for there health insurance, they lost their homes, they got had to steal food to eat etc. etc. In the end he effective very negatively over 400 peoples lives and we will never know just how big of an impact it made.

Yea, there is a huge difference between stealing a few hundred bucks, and masterminding a scheme to defraud many people out of their retirement.

[Snake]

That's exactly what I was thinking. Did you guys hear about that cop that was put in jail for assaulting women? He got like two years.

I know what the guy did was wrong, but I just think murder, rape or assault are worse crimes than theft.

Well unless it's my sammich, If you steal my sammich I will kill you and get less time. :-D

[cptx]

i'm glad im a felon and dont have to worry about jury duty

[Snake]

Yea, there is a huge difference between stealing a few hundred bucks, and masterminding a scheme to defraud many people out of their retirement.

Still if you kill people for there retirement you get less time...

[Snake]

:spam:

[Wither]

Any body else ever sent someone to prison?

Maybe.

And money crimes have some of the steepest penalties...

[Davidson Deac II]

Still if you kill people for there retirement you get less time...

Unless you actually kill retired people.

The second suspect in the killings of a Meals on Wheels volunteer and the man she was delivering lunch pleaded guilty on Tuesday in a Winston-Salem courtroom.

Ashley Smith, accused of murder in the killings along Jonestown Road in April 2009, was given two consecutive life sentences in prison, avoiding the death penalty given to her accomplice in the crime, Timothy Hartford.

[Mr. Scot]

Maybe.

And money crimes have some of the steepest penalties...

I'm of the belief that financial crimes such as embezzlement and insider trading should - when possible - result in the forfeiture of money and assets rather than jail time.