“ultimately charged with felony obstruction, misdemeanor obstruction, and criminal trespassing, while his aunt was hit with felony obstruction, giving false ID, criminal trespassing, and misdemeanor obstruction charges.” If that’s just from having been illegally selling CDs that escalated pretty fast and bizarrely. Even without the comparison you’d have to ask is this a good use of court time.
And the headline on the comparison piece, whilst incorrectly reading like she killed the child (thankfully she didn’t), doesn’t remotely do justice to the mayhem the individual caused, it is actually way more than just that unbelievable act.
SeraphsEnvy on May 30th, 2020 at 14:45 UTC »
The "there there" pat by the lawyer makes this comparison feel even more cruel.
Evil_Homer_7003 on May 30th, 2020 at 15:13 UTC »
“ultimately charged with felony obstruction, misdemeanor obstruction, and criminal trespassing, while his aunt was hit with felony obstruction, giving false ID, criminal trespassing, and misdemeanor obstruction charges.” If that’s just from having been illegally selling CDs that escalated pretty fast and bizarrely. Even without the comparison you’d have to ask is this a good use of court time.
And the headline on the comparison piece, whilst incorrectly reading like she killed the child (thankfully she didn’t), doesn’t remotely do justice to the mayhem the individual caused, it is actually way more than just that unbelievable act.
The_Big_Crumbly on May 30th, 2020 at 16:43 UTC »
Are 12 year-olds even able to be convicted of felonies?