Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Wisconsin Gettin' Tough on Crime

via Norwegianity - Talk Left reports

Omer Ninham was 14 when he was part of a group of kids that killed a 13 year old by throwing him off the top of a parking garage. He was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. The Wisconsin Supreme Court today upheld the sentence.
What's your opinion? Is that a little severe? Bad teenagers should be allowed some chance of changing their lives around, don't you think?

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5 comments:

  1. Don't you think that 13 year old deserved a chance at a life?

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  2. Well no guns were involved so what is the big deal right? I mean what kid doesn't go through life without throwing a person off a parking garage? Who could expect a 14 year old to understand what would happen in that situation?

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  3. Yup, no guns involved, so who gives a piss about some failed abortion disadvantaged youth, certainly not MikeyB who thinks that the punishment was too severe.

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  4. He can change his life around in prison.

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  5. You guys are a tough crowd to please. You complain that I write only about guns and gun violence, then when I expand it a bit, you complain about that too.

    FWM, no I don't condone the murder of a 13-year-old, but I do object to an overly harsh sentence of his juvnile killer.

    The roof-pusher probable came from a bad home, the dad was probably a gun nut.

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