In Ohio, a man's received a 15-year sentence for the murder of a young woman.
But this man's already killed. He was convicted of 1st degree murder as a juvenile less than a decade ago.
I understand that prosecutors don't have enough staff, and that plea bargains can represent an easy way to get garden variety criminals behind bars for a few years. But if you can't marshall the resources to go after a two-time killer who's just 24-years old... there's something seriously wrong.
Thursday, October 25, 2007
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