Off-Topic Mississippi Man Gets Life for 1.54oz of weed

This is another sign that people are tired of career criminals. They see crime going up around the country and instantly every repeat offender is a target.

We seriously need to ask why we continue to have repeat offenders in the first place. Things like how much stigma is associated with a police record and are our current policies actually discouraging more crime like they're supposed to should be at the top of the list.

But this case is just ridiculous. There is no good being served here at all.
I’m so sick of generally bummery around town I’d support life for theee guys who get arrested every other week. Id give them a release tomorrow if they renounced citizenship and bounced. We need to buy an island for misfit toys.
 
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I agreed it was to harsh until I looked around for more info. Looks like he was found with weed on him when he was caught on the murder charge. So technically he did get life for the weed, but he also got life for the murder.
So I'm confused... did he commit murder? If so, we all agree he should get life in prison correct?

I'm not sure what the uproar is unless the only convictions were for small amounts of weed... then I would agree that life is WAY overkill
 
So I'm confused... did he commit murder? If so, we all agree he should get life in prison correct?

I'm not sure what the uproar is unless the only convictions were for small amounts of weed... then I would agree that life is WAY overkill
Yes, he commit murder. When they were finally able to catch up with him, he just so happen to have weed on him too. So he got charged and convicted for the murder, then they added another life sentence for the weed. He got life for the weed for being a violent repeat offender.
 
Yes, he commit murder. When they were finally able to catch up with him, he just so happen to have weed on him too. So he got charged and convicted for the murder, then they added another life sentence for the weed. He got life for the weed for being a violent repeat offender.
Crazy you can't Google the real story. Pitchforks are the order of the day for these purveyors of propaganda.
 
Yes, he commit murder. When they were finally able to catch up with him, he just so happen to have weed on him too. So he got charged and convicted for the murder, then they added another life sentence for the weed. He got life for the weed for being a violent repeat offender.
So why is this even a story if that little detail was eventually going to come out?
 
So why is this even a story if that little detail was eventually going to come out?
Without looking into it more yet, I’m guessing because he probably got life for the murder and life without parole for the weed. So if he didn’t get the weed charge he may of had a chance to get out in the future. But that’s just my guess.
 
Yes, he commit murder. When they were finally able to catch up with him, he just so happen to have weed on him too. So he got charged and convicted for the murder, then they added another life sentence for the weed. He got life for the weed for being a violent repeat offender.
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Yes, he commit murder. When they were finally able to catch up with him, he just so happen to have weed on him too. So he got charged and convicted for the murder, then they added another life sentence for the weed. He got life for the weed for being a violent repeat offender.
Post that link. Haven’t seen anything like that. Also, he does not history of violent crime, from what I’ve read. Maybe you got the real story or you full of schit. TBD
 
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How are we here as a civilized society? A vast majority of Americans don’t care who smokes recreationally and this man goes to jail for LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE over a victimless “crime”. The same crime people are making millions for in this same country.

Yes, the man has a history of nonviolent crimes, and yes the burglary was considered to be nonviolent before. Regardless, this is extremely excessive and is not in the interest of Justice.
After I read the article, I looked the dude up...keep his *** locked up...sorry
 
The system that is overcrowding prisons with the wrong people? Or you think they should just keep locking people up for minor offenses?
Isn't the goal of prison to deter people from repeating crimes? I wouldn't say it's doing a very good job of that.
 

How are we here as a civilized society? A vast majority of Americans don’t care who smokes recreationally and this man goes to jail for LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE over a victimless “crime”. The same crime people are making millions for in this same country.

Yes, the man has a history of nonviolent crimes, and yes the burglary was considered to be nonviolent before. Regardless, this is extremely excessive and is not in the interest of Justice.
While I'm not saying the ruling is just/unjust, what you describe above is not accurate. The controlled substance possession was not the root cause of the sentence.


👆Read the ruling.
 
I think we need to lock this thread up as we are talking about the unjust charge of life in prison for a convicted murdered! Amazing that we should feel bad for a recurring violent criminal who MURDERED SOMEONE! Really?!?


Lock it up and lock him up and throw out the key! The family of the victim is whom we should feel sorry for… not this *******
 
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