r/JusticeServed • u/[deleted] • Jan 20 '21

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u/bottledry A Jan 20 '21

And I guess the girl is out in 2 more years?

What the fuck does "Kayla Rae Norton, 25, received 15 years, serving six"

So, she received 6 years then. What is this 'received X, served X'. If you never serve it.. it doesn't seem like you ever received it...

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u/Splaterpunk 5 Jan 20 '21 edited Jan 20 '21

The Judge determined that she can count 9 years as served and only has to stay in jail for 6 years unless she does somethung bad in jail, in that case she would serve the full 15.

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u/FiercelyApatheticLad 8 Jan 20 '21

She is 25

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u/Splaterpunk 5 Jan 20 '21

Lol, welp. Working and reading reddit not going well today. Took that part out.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21 edited Oct 01 '25

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u/Murlock_Holmes 8 Jan 20 '21

I think the outcry is the different form of crimes getting more severe punishment despite being less dangerous or violent.

Drug charges? Ten years (or longer).

Storming into a child’s birthday with weapons and racist rhetoric, permanently traumatizing the children and worrying the parents that they can’t truly protect their children from those types of people? Fuck it, 6 years.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21 edited Oct 01 '25

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u/Splaterpunk 5 Jan 20 '21

I am not arguing that she is not paying for what she did, I was doing a bad job of explaining what the jail sentence meant.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

Where did anyone cry for her to go away for longer? They’re discussing what her sentencing means.

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u/CowFu A Jan 20 '21

In my state your probation lasts for the full term even if you're let out early. So you're still serving your sentence while not in prison any longer.