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Teenager Accused of Rape Deserves Leniency says Judge


Marilyn MonHoe

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Marilyn MonHoe
25 minutes ago, Jose P said:

Holy crap, like what the hell?! This made me so mad I can’t :bradley:. At least he didn’t get away with it.

No thanks to that judge. The American judicial system has a long way to go.

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Kulture Kiari
9 hours ago, Woolfsmck said:

But the judge here and the victim are the biggest issues to me.

Trust me. I'm not defending them at all. I got raped by my best friend's brother when I was 18 by giving me a drink mixed with pills. Reading that article got me fuming. 

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Woolfsmck
19 minutes ago, Kulture Kiari said:

Trust me. I'm not defending them at all. I got raped by my best friend's brother when I was 18 by giving me a drink mixed with pills. Reading that article got me fuming. 

All too many women can relate.  

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Gagaloo911

Guaranteed the judge wouldn't have claimed such a thing had the accused rapist been black or Latino... 

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GoldenPonyboy
10 hours ago, Woolfsmck said:

Okay, but no such program exists in the US.   This type of crime needs to be deterred ... Letting him off because he's young or from s good family isn't a deterrent at all.

Deterrent is proven not to work, especially after someone already has a criminal record. Not defending his actions, not saying justice should not be served, but locking people behind bars and doing nothing to help them only pushes them towards recidivism. If someone is a too far gone sexual predetor who is fixated, longer sentences will not deter him, it only pushes the problem to later. 

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8 minutes ago, GoldenPonyboy said:

Deterrent is proven not to work, especially after someone already has a criminal record. Not defending his actions, not saying justice should not be served, but locking people behind bars and doing nothing to help them only pushes them towards recidivism. If someone is a too far gone sexual predetor who is fixated, longer sentences will not deter him, it only pushes the problem to later. 

All the more reason to separate said offender from free society 

Undeterred, non-convertible.. what option is there.. clearly another will be victimised.

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Musicisfreedom

The sickest part is I'm not even shocked.  White rich boys getting free passes to destroy people. Makes me sick and angry

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GoldenPonyboy
51 minutes ago, Woolfsmck said:

All the more reason to separate said offender from free society 

Undeterred, non-convertible.. what option is there.. clearly another will be victimised.

Un deterred does not mean impossible to rehabilitate. There are a lot or grey zones when it comes to criminal behavior, especially sexual offenses. Sexual offenders actually have some of the lowest recidivism rates after treatment and from experience, it is better to treat it on a case by case basis and let a professional assess the individual before making any judgment. 

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12 minutes ago, GoldenPonyboy said:

Un deterred does not mean impossible to rehabilitate. There are a lot or grey zones when it comes to criminal behavior, especially sexual offenses. Sexual offenders actually have some of the lowest recidivism rates after treatment and from experience, it is better to treat it on a case by case basis and let a professional assess the individual before making any judgment. 

Your welcome to let such individuals loose in your neighborhood.  

Not all are willing here 

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Woolfsmck
13 minutes ago, GoldenPonyboy said:

 

 

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Marilyn MonHoe
13 hours ago, Musicisfreedom said:

The sickest part is I'm not even shocked.  White rich boys getting free passes to destroy people. Makes me sick and angry

Agreed. It’s very sad that we are no longer surprised about rape cases like this and other atrocities like school shootings.

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The Carpenters

As a survivor of rape by a dentist who on paper probably looks good, this is exhausting and why I never considered getting justice for it.

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Mirages
On 7/3/2019 at 3:19 PM, Marilyn MonHoe said:

In doing so, the appeals court cleared the way for the case to be moved from family court to a grand jury, where the teenager, identified only as G.M.C. in court documents, will be treated as an adult. New Jersey law allows juveniles as young as 15 to be tried as adults when accused of serious crimes, and the grand jury will weigh whether to indict him on the sexual assault accusation.

US law system is a ****ing joke. It's interesting that in the rest of the world Boone cares and once you're 14 you are tried as an adult whether you like it or not, you might get a less harsh sentence in less harsh crimes but definitely not rape or murder. Also the boy so knew what he was doing that judge is an idiot and should not be able to do his work no more since he clearly can't be impartial I mean there's evidence in the text messages he knew it was a rape what more do you need? A total joke. Hope both the pigs get what they deserve. 

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Mirages
On 7/3/2019 at 4:07 PM, Judas18 said:

Let's be real.

Prison won't fix him.

You guys are being ridiculous. Sending a 16 year old guy to prison for 20 years will only make him worse.

The U.S should learn from Norway and Sweden on how they treat wrongdoers and ACTUALLY rehabilitate them to not be repeat offenders, especially minors.

And clemency is always granted to minors. It's not uncommon. Minors are held to lower standards than adults.

What this teenager needs is mandatory mental supervision and counseling.

Had he been an adult, it would've been a different story.

 

How are you gonna teach this boy that what he did wasn't right with mental supervision and no sentencing? He clearly understood implications of his actions as he stated it in his text so why shouldn't he take full responsibility? I would not allow no clemency to no one. It's about upbringing and about what you're taught by society. My parents always thaught me that my actions have consequences and if I behave in a certain way I have to be able to take the consequences. He clearly was privilidged his whole life and so he thought he could get away with anything. Just because you're young doesn't mean you're dumb and cant control yourself. 

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