Can they put him in solitary confinement against his will if he gets attacked, even if he would rather be in general population?
I'm sure they can.lethalninja said:
Can they put him in solitary confinement against his will if he gets attacked, even if he would rather be in general population?
They aren't going to keep this guy in solitary for the rest of his life. A guy who used to be in the leadership ranks for the Florida prison system spoke about it today in an interview. The mental health folks don't like solitary. A ton of inmates don't behave. There are lots of child killers and abusers in gen pop. Real prison isn't like the movies.lethalninja said:
Do you think he will be in administrative segregation when he goes to prison, since he previously attacked a guard in county jail and he's a mass murderer?
Two other female jurors in the front row were tearing up. All this while the older female juror in the back row stretched her back, took a sip from an insulated coffee mug, looked over at the family members with ease, looks comfortable. The juror next to her has her dead down.
— Christina Boomer Vazquez, M.S. (@CBoomerVazquez) October 13, 2022
nai06 said:I don't agree with him. I think most people who go out to murder people in this way are doing so knowing they will likely die. I'm not sure the death penalty is really a deterrent to someone who has already decided to carry out such an attack.lethalninja said:
Jaime Guttenberg's father says jury's life recommendation makes next mass shooting more likely
Yep.Catag94 said:
Stone him
Private PoopyPants said:
Interview with foreman. One juror with a hard "no" who wouldn't vote for death. Another two jurors ended up voting with her. No reason to keep going because she was not going to change her mind.
Ags4DaWin said:nai06 said:I don't agree with him. I think most people who go out to murder people in this way are doing so knowing they will likely die. I'm not sure the death penalty is really a deterrent to someone who has already decided to carry out such an attack.lethalninja said:
Jaime Guttenberg's father says jury's life recommendation makes next mass shooting more likely
No, they don't do it thinking they will die. They do it thinking they will create as much pain and chaos as possible and then become famous for their actions.
Whether they sit on death row for 20 years before they get the needle or whether they sit on death row for 60 it doesn't matter.
The worst punishment for these *******s would be to confound their hopes- a swift death, no glory, no infamy, just a bullet to the head.
Not likely. People doing those types of killings won't let the potential punishment (of any sort) stop them. As a matter of fact, ask any lifer that's been there for 30 years whether they wish they could be killed, and I'll bet they do.lethalninja said:
Jaime Guttenberg's father says jury's life recommendation makes next mass shooting more likely
She wasn't just more vocal. She wouldn't deliberate at all. Her heels were dug in from the get-go.lethalninja said:
There were three jurors that were against him getting the death penalty, but that one was more vocal about it. The vocal one was against the death penalty for mentally ill people, but the other two weren't, they just voted against the death penalty in this case.