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Issue #23.11 :: 03/17/2010 - 03/23/2010

Lawmakers to Take Up Sentencing Reform

Releasing Non-Violent Offenders May Be Key

BY COREY HUTCHINS

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To have a system to give probation for molesting, raping or even killing and individual or child and then are eligible for parole, receive house arrest, or probation but to have been charged and convicted of a drug related issue you are sentenced to mandatory minimum without being eligible for parole, probation, or community control and classified as a violent crime. What does this say how to protect and serve or country, children, neighbors and loved ones from people that will harm us to allow these type of people back on the street who have taken a child's innocence or killed and raped an individual? What is violent and non violent?

Justina JamesMarch 17th 07:27pm

Having been a victim of crime, TWICE, here in SC (one white collar and one violent), I find early release a hard pill to swallow, though I understand the reasons. My white collar criminal did much more damage to people than the person who assaulted me. I got over the assault fairly quickly, though it took a year to get to court. But the white collar crime touched more than 100 people, most of them children, and took 5 years to get to court before he ended up in federal prison for 3 years, the longest for anyone in SC for that particular crime. These things need to be considered on a case-by-case basis, rather than a broad-brush approach.

Diane GiddingsMarch 19th 08:52am

I have a question about this bill,what about an inmate that was charged as a non volent,then they turned around and charged as a violent offender?Also what about an inmate that had a massive heart attact that had five bypasses,that has already served ten years

catherine weberMarch 26th 09:48pm

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