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then take away his access to unsupervised electronics. putting him in jail for life, to make an example out of him is monstrous

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he's not in jail and if he ever becomes legally competent for trial, they will sentence him accordingly. he asked for his competency to be evaluated, nobody made an example of him

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What is the functional difference here between this and jail? He can't fuckin leave and has cops around him all the time, and if the docs ever declare him fit, he just moves to a different cage This isn't something that should happen to anyone, but especially a kid.

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you should read up more on his cases, this was not his only offense, the others are much worse. he said he won't stop committing crimes, and his actions have backed up those words at every opportunity.

Ответ для grhoda

I have, and I work in infosec. I do not think his punishment of lifelong institutionalization fits his crime.

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he's not been sentenced to life, and he's already been released from the hospital, so now what

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yer amazing how all the people who were all up in arms over his sentencing have slunk away when his other crimes came to light or they keep harping on about the hospitalisation that HE asked for... goes to show how many people don't actually look past headlines -.-

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He’s not institutionalized.

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I’ve heard that said a lot — do you have a source?

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He was indicted for twelve felony counts, and he’s been previously convicted twice.

He’s actually *already been released* even