There are few better measures of the concern a society has for its individual members and its own well being than the way it handles criminals: Ramsey Clark
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...or the way it "handles" its wrongly convicted - like Sherry Sherrett was recently "handled" with a $450K lowball settlement - less money than the judge, crown and defence lawyer along with God - er - I mean Smith --- earned in combinatiin for their respective bumbling roles in Sherrett's case. I don't understand the point of these (feel good?) platitudes.
There are few better measures of the way a society handles its criminals than the concern the society has for its individual members and its own well being. -- Downes
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...or the way it "handles" its wrongly convicted - like Sherry Sherrett was recently "handled" with a $450K lowball settlement - less money than the judge, crown and defence lawyer along with God - er - I mean Smith --- earned in combinatiin for their respective bumbling roles in Sherrett's case. I don't understand the point of these (feel good?) platitudes.
There are few better measures of the way a society handles its criminals than the concern the society has for its individual members and its own well being. -- Downes
The wrongfully convicted do deserve far far better treatment than they have received to date. Money cannot buy back lost years.
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