That's a good assumption right? He wants to be a martyr, so let him.Yeah I'm really curious why they wouldn't accept a guilty plea in exchange for taking the death penalty off the table, unless the kid really wanted to be as much of a pain in the ass as he could.
Was that plea offered him?Yeah I'm really curious why they wouldn't accept a guilty plea in exchange for taking the death penalty off the table, unless the kid really wanted to be as much of a pain in the ass as he could.
Death Penalties are typically more expensive than life sentences although this particular high-profile one might be fast tracked and be cheaper.Imo death penalty, why waste who knows how many dollars giving the guy a place to live and be healthy.
Exactly. This is why I thought they might offer him a plea for life without possibility of parole just to save the trouble of a trial and all the legal wrangling that goes on in the years leading up to an execution.Death Penalties are typically more expensive than life sentences although this particular high-profile one might be fast tracked and be cheaper.
You're on drugs if you think they'll drop this dude in gen pop.He won't live in jail long enough to be executed, imo
If that was the case the death penalty wouldn't exist because they'd do that for every criminal with the death penalty on the table.Exactly. This is why I thought they might offer him a plea for life without possibility of parole just to save the trouble of a trial and all the legal wrangling that goes on in the years leading up to an execution.
We don't. But this is a federal case.Massachusetts has the death penalty?