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And it didn't really make any difference.
Amazing how two rooted complicit & corrupt underground Terrorist entities never seem to be able to find any wrongdoing by them ever. ๐คก๐ฉ๐ช
Heโs such an amazing & clairvoyant person that Director Wray is. ๐คก๐ฉ๐ช
Lmao - my surprised look ;) +1
Of specific note regarding the prima facie evidence in this case; George Alan Kelly trial targets his rifle, but deadly bullet missing [Link] ๐คก๐ฉ๐ช...
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South Carolina is not known as a state with an enlightened correctional system, but one might hope that it won't just stick him in a state prison.
He got about the same sentence he might expect in most states if tried as a juvenile on similar charges, incarceration until he reaches age 21. But kids convicted of similar crimes are usually sentenced to juvenile facilities where they serve their time with other juveniles and are given schooling so they might have some hope of taking up productive lives upon their release. In an adult prison, this kid will just be victimized yet further, and either destroyed physically and/or mentally or hardened, not rehabilitated. Trying and sentencing such children as adults is very cruel, no matter what the politicians think.