Old 01-24-20, 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by JW Fas
Except now the victims' families have the only recourse of suing for wrongful death. What exactly are they going to get from a woman driving a 2012 Honda Fit? I guarantee her insurance policy limits aren't that high, so there won't be justice either way. This woman will never truly feel the impact of her selfishness.
She won't. The defense counsel, judge, jury, even the prosecutors. They all know what the consequences of even a very short jail sentence would mean for that woman. So she was spared that ultimate indignity. But, not to worry, there is a bright side. The next time someone even less worthy and socially disposable comes before that judge for some minor quality of life offense we can all be comforted in knowing that they will receive the longest sentence possible under mandatory minimum sentencing guidelines.
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