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just some info about parole in CA which was subject to some new guideline laws in the ’00s- it is insane. anyone who committed a crime at age 26 or under is considered a “youthful offender” . 26. https://www.cdcr.ca.gov/bph/youth-offender-hearings-overview/
I don’t know all the details of the California guidelines — to do so would take a degree in sentencing rules, civil procedure, criminal law … and another in abnormal psychology.
But you’re right about the extreme leniency being woven into the system. Three decades ago, activists and lawyers were showered with money to start “astroturf” organizations demanding that nobody under 18 be charged as an adult or receive life without parole no matter how horrific or prolific their crimes. Meanwhile, Law Professors and psychology professors were being showered with grants to create legal arguments and case law claiming that nobody under the age of 26 is capable of understanding his or her behavior, and the Marshall Foundation was paying the New York Times to write feature stories legitimating such claims.
And so they won; states are falling like dominoes; rational sentencing is gone, and life without parole is gone in most places for these “youthful offenders,” no matter their body count. All roads lead back to Soros cash.
Spain and Colombia are much worst that California (but a paradise for Soros) : The criminal paroled who yesterday murdered a 9-year-old boy in Lardero raped 1 woman in 1993 and was sentenced to 7 years in prison. In 1998 he raped and murdered 1 woman. He was sentenced to 25 years in jail (he enjoy conjugal visits and viagra). Man arrested in Spain’s La Rioja region on suspicion of killing a nine-year-old boy https://english.elpais.com/spain/2021-10-29/man-arrested-in-spains-la-rioja-region-on-suspicion-of-killing-a-nine-year-old-boy.html?ssm=TW_CC a través de @elpaisinenglish A Colombian judge denies parole to Alfredo Garavito, murderer of 189 children https://www.paudal.com/2021/11/02/a-colombian-judge-denies-parole-to-alfredo-garavito-murderer-of-189-children/ The name of Alfredo Garavito has the effect of immediate terror for Colombians. Its mere mention recalls the story of one of the worst serial killers the country has ever had. In 2000, he was sentenced to 40 years (the maximum penalty in Colombia) for the murder and rape of 189 children, between eight and 16 years of age, crimes that he committed in less than ten years.
Every so often, the possibility of his being released from jail slides through WhatsApp chats, rumors or, as in the latter case, news in the press. The TV show The Informants revealed a letter from May this year in which the National Penitentiary and Prison Institute (Inpec) he asked a judge to grant Garavito parole.
just some info about parole in CA which was subject to some new guideline laws in the ’00s- it is insane. anyone who committed a crime at age 26 or under is considered a “youthful offender” . 26.
https://www.cdcr.ca.gov/bph/youth-offender-hearings-overview/
“The Elderly Parole Program gives inmates a parole suitability hearing once they are both age 50 and have served 20 years of continuous incarceration. ”
https://www.cdcr.ca.gov/bph/elderly-parole-hearings-overview/
I don’t know all the details of the California guidelines — to do so would take a degree in sentencing rules, civil procedure, criminal law … and another in abnormal psychology.
But you’re right about the extreme leniency being woven into the system. Three decades ago, activists and lawyers were showered with money to start “astroturf” organizations demanding that nobody under 18 be charged as an adult or receive life without parole no matter how horrific or prolific their crimes. Meanwhile, Law Professors and psychology professors were being showered with grants to create legal arguments and case law claiming that nobody under the age of 26 is capable of understanding his or her behavior, and the Marshall Foundation was paying the New York Times to write feature stories legitimating such claims.
And so they won; states are falling like dominoes; rational sentencing is gone, and life without parole is gone in most places for these “youthful offenders,” no matter their body count. All roads lead back to Soros cash.
Spain and Colombia are much worst that California (but a paradise for Soros) : The criminal paroled who yesterday murdered a 9-year-old boy in Lardero raped 1 woman in 1993 and was sentenced to 7 years in prison. In 1998 he raped and murdered 1 woman. He was sentenced to 25 years in jail (he enjoy conjugal visits and viagra). Man arrested in Spain’s La Rioja region on suspicion of killing a nine-year-old boy https://english.elpais.com/spain/2021-10-29/man-arrested-in-spains-la-rioja-region-on-suspicion-of-killing-a-nine-year-old-boy.html?ssm=TW_CC a través de @elpaisinenglish A Colombian judge denies parole to Alfredo Garavito, murderer of 189 children https://www.paudal.com/2021/11/02/a-colombian-judge-denies-parole-to-alfredo-garavito-murderer-of-189-children/ The name of Alfredo Garavito has the effect of immediate terror for Colombians. Its mere mention recalls the story of one of the worst serial killers the country has ever had. In 2000, he was sentenced to 40 years (the maximum penalty in Colombia) for the murder and rape of 189 children, between eight and 16 years of age, crimes that he committed in less than ten years.
Every so often, the possibility of his being released from jail slides through WhatsApp chats, rumors or, as in the latter case, news in the press. The TV show The Informants revealed a letter from May this year in which the National Penitentiary and Prison Institute (Inpec) he asked a judge to grant Garavito parole.