French paedophile surgeon who abused hundreds sentenced to 20 years in jail
French paedophile surgeon who abused hundreds sentenced to 20 years in jail
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French paedophile surgeon who abused hundreds sentenced to 20 years in jail
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While I'm not at all comfortable with the overuse of incarceration in our legal system, some people do need to be contained, like this unfortunate specimen.
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Im not usually a proponent of capital punishment, but there's a special place in hell for this man.
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Well can we seriously assume this man has eternal punishment in hell waiting for him?
If not we should make his time here confronting and uncomfortable, constantly reminding him off his sins.
You must be very certain that death is not a quick release of pain and suffering in order to wish it upon these kind of people.
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I'm sure Brigitte Bardot will be along shortly to protest the injustice...of a sex criminal suffering the consequences of their actions.
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I searched her Wikipedia page and she seems cool as hell, but no mention of prisoners rights advocacy.
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Worth to be hang.
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That'd be too easy, I'm in for a damp isolation cell for the rest of his life, and no dental care.
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Can somebody explain why every article about this is coupled with a drawing instead of, for example, the face of the piece of shit, or one of those random stock pictures that are often used for similar articles?
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No cameras in courtrooms.
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The US is a weird exception in the western world where people are treated as undeserving of their human rights and privacy rights once they are sentenced for any crime. Elswhere this would be considered completely absurd.
This is the kind of thing you will usually see in court rooms.
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Give him the needle
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feet first into a woodchipper set to 1% speed is the only appropriate punishment for that dude
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20 years for 299 victims. That's just over three weeks per victim.
Although...
He'll probably die in jail, so .. there's that.
In most western democracies sentences are served in parallel, not consecutively. The US is one of a few crazy places where people get sentences like 3.000+ years, or 161 life sentences.
In the US, prison sentences can be consecutive or concurrent. It's up to each sentencing (as provided for by law).
I always thought repeated offenses call for harsher sentences, not milder, but I guess here we are now.
20 years is the maximum sentence in France
The French legal system probably doesn't stack individual sentences and go "I sentence you to a combined twenty-eight thousand years in prison" like they do in the US.
All I know about French prisons I learned from reading Catch Me If You Can. If that's any sort of accurate, he's gonna have a bad time.
Abagnale is a bit of an unreliable witness. He blatantly overstates his "exploits".
The only real con he pulled was getting people to believe his stories.
And not from old age