58 CONVICTIONS! Lawless Man gets Karma! #shorts #courtroomdrama #karma

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The Case of the Lawless Man:
This is a court transcript of a sentencing hearing for a defendant charged with his third DWI offense. The defendant, a 49-year-old man who serves as the primary caretaker for his 85-year-old mother, was found with a blood alcohol level of 0.242 (three times the legal limit). His attorney attempted to argue for probation, presenting character letters and emphasizing the defendant's family responsibilities. However, the judge, upon reviewing the defendant's extensive criminal history of 58 convictions, including a previous criminal negligent homicide case involving the death of his best friend, became increasingly frustrated with the defendant's pattern of behavior. The judge was particularly disturbed that the defendant never paid the ordered restitution to his deceased friend's family and had previously failed to complete required substance abuse treatment when given the chance. Despite the defendant's pleas for another opportunity and promises to change, the judge ultimately sentenced him to the maximum allowed under the plea agreement - eight years in prison, citing the defendant's long history of refusing to take responsibility and his continued dangerous behavior despite numerous chances at rehabilitation.

FINAL VERDICT : 8 YEARS IN PRISON

[marlenemalcolm]

JUST 8 years😳😳😳😳😳😳. How about 80, that would be life for him. Really??

[winniesundust]

My Question would be Why did it take 58 Convictions for the system to Finally do something about it

[HectorHernandez-qoru]

8 years only?!?!?!??! That's an insult!

[edwardsimmons]

58 prior convictions and killed his best friend... And he gets 8 years?
The man is a career criminal. If he could be rehabilitated it certainly would have happened by now. He needs to be removed from society - Life in prison.

[patriciamiledi]

Why are judges so surprised that the criminal histories are so extensive. It is the judges that perpetuate this situation.

[bkub]

It's probably this judge that let him loose bunch of times.

[williammatthews]

8 years is a slap on the wrist. He'll be out in 2.

[FlyinB]

Eight years is a walk. He will be out in three years.

[JackOusley]

How many convictions before they just put you away for life? Seems like it should be far less than 58.

[who]

5o convictions.... Basically habitual criminal...

Shouldn't be in public after 5.

[ShakeNitti]

And they still don't understand... Sending him to jail all those times... It's clear he's needed help since he was 19 years old 😢

[Janeintheok]

Career criminal. If he had been in prison, his bf would still be alive.

[senorsleepy]

58 is wild there has to be a number they just say nah this guy will never be free again and it shouldn’t be anywhere near 58

[aldorechiasson]

Thinking 8 years is enough is the real crime here

[sanmcnellis]

That was the max the judge was allowed to give.

[brucegreg]

Judge should have given Him 85 yrs.!!!

[randallsmerna]

58 priors... Put the judges on jail!😡😡

[saullorenzana]

Should be 58 years at least a year per convention then again it should be life in prison

[dragonfly]

59 is out of control. 8 years are you kidding he shouldn't be a free man at any point. What is it going to take to really punish criminals.