This is a very obvious example of where our criminal justice system did not serve the public interest.
Jeremiah’s had twelve years to try and rehabilitate, and yet within months of his release… he’s back at it again. He was assessed at a 76% violent recidivism chance prior to his release, and yet the geniuses in our parole board hearings let him out and now another man is dead.
This fine individual clearly belongs in the slammer for the rest of his breathing days, it was obvious beforehand.
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This is a very obvious example of where our criminal justice system did not serve the public interest.
Jeremiah’s had twelve years to try and rehabilitate, and yet within months of his release… he’s back at it again. He was assessed at a 76% violent recidivism chance prior to his release, and yet the geniuses in our parole board hearings let him out and now another man is dead.
This fine individual clearly belongs in the slammer for the rest of his breathing days, it was obvious beforehand.