Just because yah wear a uniform don’t mean you are a good guy.
Don’t forget, it used to be common for a judge to give a about-to-be sentenced thug a choice: prison or service.
One of the best men in our community did exactly that. He took service and he became a pillar.
“””””Don’t forget, it used to be common for a judge to give a about-to-be sentenced thug a choice: prison or service.”””””
Not for serious crimes like this, and I don’t think it was after convictions, my memory is that it was about directing teen male energy into the military if it seemed like a good kid who had taken a joy ride or other rambunctious teen male energies that didn’t indicate a criminal personality, but just a boy who needed to be steered in the right direction.
Did he know that she was 12?
Did she lie?
(Don’t forget, it used to be common for a judge to give an about-to-be sentenced thug a choice: prison or service.)
True, however, our Armed Forces can, and do, recruit to a higher standard in recent times. It took my Son almost a year to enlist in the USCG. At-home interviews with Feds, credit score check, and extensive background checks were conducted to clear him.