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Oh wait a minute so there is no parole in AZ So..."LWOP"...no eligibility for parole. In prison until death.
"Death"...no eligibility for parole obviously. In prison until execution or other cause of death.
"Life without the possibility of release for 25 years"...no eligibility for parole even after 25 years, unless parole is reinstated in AZ. Currently, there is no parole system in AZ for crimes committed after 1993. In prison until death or until the law changes re: parole.
That's what I thought. ?? Confused.
No I got it.Oh wait a minute so there is no parole in AZ So..."LWOP"...no eligibility for parole. In prison until death.
"Death"...no eligibility for parole obviously. In prison until execution or other cause of death.
"Life without the possibility of release for 25 years"...no eligibility for parole even after 25 years, unless parole is reinstated in AZ. Currently, there is no parole system in AZ for crimes committed after 1993. In prison until death or until the law changes re: parole.
That's what I thought. ?? Confused.
I don't know how else to explain this. Basically no matter what the sentence there is no parole. However, if she were to get Life with the possibility she would have the option but only IF the law changes. At this point in time the law is that there is no parole option for these sentences.
Well according to that lawyer there is no option for parole in AZ at this time so unless the law changes if she gets life there's no parole option for her either way. Now if the law changes and she got life and not lwop then she would be able to try for it. But at this time no.
Interesting read about solitary Voices from Solitary: A Sentence Worse Than Death
Oh thank God, my thanker's back!!
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Well according to that lawyer there is no option for parole in AZ at this time so unless the law changes if she gets life there's no parole option for her either way. Now if the law changes and she got life and not lwop then she would be able to try for it. But at this time no.
Interesting read about solitary Voices from Solitary: A Sentence Worse Than Death
The only thing about essays like that, that turns me off, is that fact that someone who already murdered someone then has the balls to have righteous indignation about someone else making judgements as "God".
You deserve an eternity in hell,” Onondaga County Supreme Court judge Kevin Mulroy told me from his bench as I stood before him for sentencing on July 10, 1987. Apparently he had the idea that God was not the only one qualified to make such judgment calls.
I'm not a death penalty proponent, but I am really not a murder proponent either. Maybe it is a terrific essay, and it doesn't sound like his murder was premeditated, but I just couldn't get past the first line of sanctimony in order to read the rest of it.
I just got a phone call from a computer voice telling me my debit card had been suspended (a bank I don't use) and if I wanted to reactivate it I needed to enter my 16 digit account number.
Are people really this stupid?
"If she had a chance, she would do amazing things".
Let's just think about that for a minute, shall we?
She had ample time and opportunity to do "amazing things" before she stabbed29times/shot/cutthroat and she waited tables... sometimes...she floundered around and lived with her grandparents... she spent some time getting her anal hole big enough to drive a semi thru. Didn't really see JoJo at the soup kitchen or down at the library tutoring "those people" that can't read. Not a lot of "amazing things" going on pre-murder and pre-Estrella.
Estrella is a magical, rainbow-sparkled kind of place where the overflowing inspiration converts the previously non-amazing into amazing do-gooding unicorn riders.
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I'm certain solitary isn't pleasant and it may qualify as cruel and unusual punishment. I have heard other accounts of it basically driving people mad. On the other side of that, some people are placed in solitary because they are incredibly dangerous to other inmates. I don't know what the answer is.
Donovan thinks Jodi is a genius, artistic, compassionate - did I say compassionate? Compassionate.
That pretty much tells us what Donovan's IQ is.
Where did you find that? That was funny, but it was probably used as guide at some point.
drstevej, please tell Snookie how to get a TM.
Oh thank God, my thanker's back!!
All you have to do is mention something on this forum and the forum fairies hear you and fix it up.
Sometimes, you can pass on the fairies and just refresh the page, I find. But I would never want to deny you your fair share of fairies...and unicorns...and headstands.
I'm certain solitary isn't pleasant and it may qualify as cruel and unusual punishment. I have heard other accounts of it basically driving people mad. On the other side of that, some people are placed in solitary because they are incredibly dangerous to other inmates. I don't know what the answer is.
