Naked Twin wrote:Fact is there is little evidence that suggests that a harsher punishment will alter a persons decision making process.
Strika wrote:I bet if the fine was $10k and 8 years away there would be less deaths like this on the road regardless of circumstances.
kaneg wrote:Strika wrote:I bet if the fine was $10k and 8 years away there would be less deaths like this on the road regardless of circumstances.
I'm with Marty on that one, since it's the fact, that human beings are motivated by fair and desire more than any other factor. That's just how it is.
The question in my mind is that what can a group of individuals do, when they learn about a vast injustice like that?
What's a workable and legal way under our laws to overturn ruling like this?
Would a petition signed by 100000 individuals in support of it be enough placed on FB or you tube?
Has any-one heard of such happening? and what were the circumstances, outcome etc...? Surely this couldn't be the first case in history where a ruling was overturned, modified etc
Naked Twin wrote: For example if I shoot a person accidentally and kill them I won't be charged for murder as there is no intent.
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