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On 12/24/05
adrienne from GA said:
I think the law should give some slack on prisoner who receive if you are convicted of a crime at the age of 15 whwnyou ae=re a child and given lif which means you remains in jail for the rest of you life that a shame, we are all human and human do make mistakes and what you did then you might not do now.
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On 12/24/05
Uri from AL said:
Life in its self is a life sentence. Did anyone ask you if you could be brough into this world????? THINK ABOUT IT !!!!!
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On 10/08/05
Robert from CA said:
A life sentence is 50 years. But the life sentence itself can be reversed by a means of parole or other altercations such as house arrest
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On 09/05/05
Matt from CA said:
how can a person get 10 life sentencings?? will he live through the other 9 and be 600 years old??
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On 08/19/05
Jennifer from KS said:
With a life sentence, the court thinks about how long the convicted (found guilty) person's life sentence should be. A 20 year old should live to be about 80, so his life sentence would be 60 years. A 50 year old's sentence would be 30 years. The court gives more than one life sentence because the prisoner might live longer than the court's estimated life sentence. If they do, they can be released into society. With more than one life sentence, it guarantees that the prisoner will never get out. Also, with life sentence, there's no chance for parole (getting out early for good behavior).
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