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To: Frank T
The sentences for child molesters is too light. Usually their history has been first molesting building to murder.
Even with mistakes made in wrong convictions, it is better for society to have the wrongly convicted go through appeals that for one child to be murdered. By the way 25 yrs. is usually not really 25 yrs.

If a husband chooses the wrong woman to marry, that is still not important enough to lessen sentences of first time offenders. Sorry, if that sounds cold blooded.
40 posted on 08/05/2006 10:23:27 AM PDT by bubbleb
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To: bubbleb

"If a husband chooses the wrong woman to marry, that is still not important enough to lessen sentences of first time offenders. Sorry, if that sounds cold blooded."

There are too many man-hating people in our society for me to feel sheilded from false accusations. Sorry for me to say so, but we are a divided society; no trust.

Repeat offenders become apparent, by repeated criminality. The prisons would be full of men if it were just one-strike you're gone.


86 posted on 08/05/2006 11:28:18 AM PDT by Frank T
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To: bubbleb

It is never better for the innocent to suffer at the hands of the state. Never.


102 posted on 08/05/2006 11:41:39 AM PDT by Melas (Offending stupid people since 1963)
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To: bubbleb

We should lock up every male from the age of 18 to 70. Eventually the innocent will be found innocent through appeals, and the true child molesters will be locked up forever.(or 25 years). We should also do this with drunk drivers, jay walkers and democrats.


199 posted on 08/05/2006 7:49:11 PM PDT by Albert Barr
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