TOTALLY AGREE!!! That guy's heart was nothing but, dark and black and he got what he deserved, but the judge put the icing on the cake. The only thing that would've put a cherry on the top was if he'd given him the needle , but then again, life in prison as a baby killer can be pretty short from what I've heard.

Criminal Justice system is much like military intelligence. There isn't much of it. The good news is that the show does show much of what happens in a court room, which instead of a lot of evidence, there are a lot of emotions and accusations. The DA works to prejudice the jury, thinking that they are alright to judge others? Justice should somewhere be about the facts (facts are those things that can be substantiated by evidence). Facts should not be emotions and in this whole series the victims are exploited mostly by the DA.On the subject of fair representation, attorneys should be paid a fair rate per hour and if they do not live up to the expectations, which is to provide a defense then they should be held accountable for what they did not do.It is pretty much a fact that there are about 1/3 of the people on death row that are not guilty of what they have been charged for. How? Emotions and not enough fact. I want to also express that the courts are often about making money, instead of getting at the truth. What is the solution? One thing that could be done is to get rid of grand jury investigations, which is where a lot of the abuse happens. With the grand jury it is the DA that runs the show and presents the evidence the way they want, often painting a picture that is over stated.The second thing that happens is one is over charged. For example have the grand jury come back with a first degree assault and then plea bargain for say a second degree charge of assault, where at best it was probably a second degree assault to start with.I mention this because the DA in this case is looking for a conviction of first degree murder, but one of the things needed is to prove the intent and that it was thought out and often times in families it is usually not thought out. It usually done on the spur of the moment, which really would indicate that something was wrong psychologically with defendant. People with drinking problems probably are not the most reliable and secondly are not rational. Does that mean they should be released? NO, but then it also is not first degree murder.

i agree and disagree. He may be a lousy judge, but what does that mean? should he this killer set free because our judical system sucks. also Jesus said to pay ceasers things to ceasers, he was not just speaking of money, but also law. but we cant expect perfection from a judical system ran by imperfect humans. but we still have that law within ourselves that tells us murder is wrong, and should be punishable.abortion is not against the law. but its against Gods law. thats why our personal belief in God is so important. in the end, He is the true, and just Almighty Judge.

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