That reminds me of a guy named Massey who got angry after breaking up with his girlfriend in 1965 and took out his frustration on an innocent housewife named Mildred Weiss, whom he murdered in cold blood in her front yard. At the time, it was a major news event in Southern California.
Massey was eventually caught and sentenced to death, but when the death penalty was overturned by liberal judges in 1972, his sentence was commuted to life—and “life” meant six more years. Shortly after he got out, he robbed and murdered a store owner. But this time, the court got it right and put him to death.
And how many years would you/I get for the ‘careless indifference’...yet the lawyers/judges are held to no such standard (if any at all).
Was it not THEIR rulings that allowed such a crime?
Yeah, Justice is no longer just nor Righteous.