[Stoat]

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[DemforBush]

"The brute had 22 previous convictions dating back to 1972, starting with four indecent assaults committed when he was only 15."
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What part of "irredeemable monster" does their justice system not get?

[Dallas59]

The state killed her. I guess her family couldn't sue the authorities...The lawsuit would "violate" the human rights of those that allowed this monster back on the streets.

[Turbopilot]

“We live in a free society and there can never be guarantees in protecting the public from the most dangerous offenders.”

This sure looks like a guarantee to me:

[jwh_Denver]

Inhumane rights.

[ArcadeQuarters]

I wonder if this will lead to any real changes or just talk.

[Old Grumpy]

Naomi’s mother, Verna, said: “Rice should have stayed behind bars.”

This is the understatement of the century.

[Cheburashka]

Amazingly enough, after the death penalty is applied, the recidivism rate always goes to zero.
With life imprisonment, the risk is always there that some bureaucrat will decide he knows better.

[monday]

"But lawyers won his freedom on human rights grounds — then got release terms relaxed with the same tactic."

His lawyers and the judge who released him should go to prison for the crime because they are responsible for it happening..... and screw THEIR human rights.