What do you think? Eleven years sounds a bit heavy for an "accident." What could account for the tremendous disparity in sentencing between this case and so many others?
This is type of thing that creates disparity in the sentence:
“Friends don’t point a gun at a friend’s face and pull the trigger,” he said. “Friends don’t run out of the room and not check on the victim’s medical condition. A friend would call 911.”
Fischer recalled Chiclana wasn’t there “while your ‘friend’ was lying bleeding to death in your apartment.” He added, “Then you had a shower and a smoke at your boyfriend’s house while your ‘friend’ lies dead in your apartment. You are not a friend to Jamese Hudson.”
Jamese Hudson, the victim
This is type of thing that creates disparity in the sentence:
ReplyDelete“Friends don’t point a gun at a friend’s face and pull the trigger,” he said. “Friends don’t run out of the room and not check on the victim’s medical condition. A friend would call 911.”
Fischer recalled Chiclana wasn’t there “while your ‘friend’ was lying bleeding to death in your apartment.” He added, “Then you had a shower and a smoke at your boyfriend’s house while your ‘friend’ lies dead in your apartment. You are not a friend to Jamese Hudson.”