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by wils1245
3025 days ago
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OJ is an interesting example, as his sentence for armed robbery was considered extreme compared to the facts of his case, and influenced by the fact he away with murder. I think it’s troubling that judges have the ability to hand down sentences far above some established norm, even if those sentences are legal. |
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I agree, but that's not what happened in Shkreli's case. The crime he committed really does have a very long sentence.