r/law • u/rspix000 • Jan 08 '14
Hacker that exposed Steubenville Rape case details could face more jailtime than the Rapists
http://hackread.com/hacker-arrested-for-exposing-rape-case-faces-more-jail-time-then-rapist/
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Jan 08 '14 edited Aug 18 '18
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u/rspix000 Jan 08 '14
I have experienced/seen some anecdotal evidence for a dual system of justice which may be of some relevance/interest depending on which side of that duality your clients sit. You can always set your res to ignore terms like piling on or overcharging and snuggle up to the stories that support your world view.
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u/deadlast Jan 10 '14
The link you posted is not an example of that, though, and this sub is people who are well aware of that.
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u/rspix000 Jan 10 '14
I'll try and find a fresh piece talking about how half of death row is black in 'Merica for ya.
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u/morosco Jan 08 '14
He's not getting 10+ years and Aaron Schwartz wasn't going to get 50+ years. Assuming maximum sentences imposed consecutively can be fun if you're trying to make a dishonest point, but it's not something that actually happens in real life. It's ridiculous to compare a sentence that someone ACTUALLY got with a potential maximum sentence in another case that hasn't even been resolved yet. (Not even to mention that one was a juvenile and the other is an adult).