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Usually I'd reserve this for the WTF thread but I think this deserves it's own.
'Affluenza' in Texas incites anger, lawsuits and call for jail time - latimes.com
Its literally the practice of saying because you are wealthy you don't have to go to jail, not even the buy your way out defense, but using it as the context of your defense.
I agree that the kid doesn't understand consequences very well, which is why he should spend 20 years in jail, Then he can appreciate what consequences his actions brought about.
The judge needs to be disbarred and sent to prison, and investigated for corruption.
The psychologist should be publicly lambasted for appreciating that the kid didn't understand the consequences, and conversely saying because he didn't he shouldn't suffer for it. How do you
teach consequences without using the correct punishment for them?
There should be a lot of public outrage for this I'd think.
'Affluenza' in Texas incites anger, lawsuits and call for jail time - latimes.com
Its literally the practice of saying because you are wealthy you don't have to go to jail, not even the buy your way out defense, but using it as the context of your defense.
I agree that the kid doesn't understand consequences very well, which is why he should spend 20 years in jail, Then he can appreciate what consequences his actions brought about.
The judge needs to be disbarred and sent to prison, and investigated for corruption.
The psychologist should be publicly lambasted for appreciating that the kid didn't understand the consequences, and conversely saying because he didn't he shouldn't suffer for it. How do you
teach consequences without using the correct punishment for them?
There should be a lot of public outrage for this I'd think.