That makes you say WTF.
https://www.mandatory.com/2016/06/22/the-lightest-sentences-handed-out-for-the-worst-crimes/
https://www.mandatory.com/2016/06/22/the-lightest-sentences-handed-out-for-the-worst-crimes/
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Not a light sentence, but a NO sentence. A total disgrace to the system.
Drunk-driving case tossed after Peel cops retain accused's turban
https://newssummedup.com/a/k346d9
Drunk-driving case tossed after Peel cops retain accused's turban
https://newssummedup.com/a/k346d9
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[h=1]EXCLUSIVE: Grinning on his country club golf course - the frat boy who escaped TWO rape charges with just ONE day in prison relishes the freedom which has left his 'victims' furious[/h]
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ONE-DAY-prison-despite-accused-TWO-rapes.html
- John Enochs was charged with two counts of felony rape but in a plea bargain went to prison for just a day for misdemeanor battery
- Indiana University business student was accused of raping woman in October 2013 and second attack at Delta Tau Delta frat house in April 2015
- The maximum sentence he could have received for the two charges if found guilty would have been 16 years
- Enochs, 22, of Downers Grove, Illinois, is now free to get on with his life - and Daily Mail Online watched as he played golf
- Disgraced fraternity member was at invitation-only Naperville Country Club for a round on its championship-level course with a friend
- His victims' parents described the deal which has let him live freely as 'extremely painful and frustrating'
- One of the women has launched Title IX federal action claiming Indiana University and Delta Tau Delta left women in danger from Enochs
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ONE-DAY-prison-despite-accused-TWO-rapes.html
“Why couldn’t you just keep your knees together?-Canadian judge tells Rape victim.
Two years after a Canadian judge repeatedly called an alleged rape victim "the accused," asked her "why couldn't you just keep your knees together?" and acquitted the actual accused of sexual assault, Robin Camp is facing a public hearing that will determine whether he should keep his job. Camp, an Alberta provincial judge before being promoted to the Federal Court, has received counseling and plans to apologize at the September hearing, reports the Canadian Press.
In a "notice of response" filed in advance of the hearing, Camp says that he "understands his comments were hurtful to survivors of sexual assault and to Canadians in general," the CBCreports.
The review comes after four law professors filed a complaint describing Camp's conduct as "dismissive, if not contemptuous" of sex assault laws, the CBC earlier reported; Alberta's Court of Appeal overturned the 2014 acquittal and ordered a new trial.
The 2014 case involved a then 19-year-old woman who accused a man of raping her over a bathroom sink at a party. Among other comments, Camp asked why the woman couldn't "just sink your bottom down into the basin so he couldn't penetrate you?"
A judge, psychologist, and expert on sexual assault laws will all testify at Camp's hearing. Camp's pre-hearing filing says that "he now understands that some of his prior thinking was infected with stereotypical beliefs and discredited myths."
He also agrees that his comment to the prosecutor that "I hope you don't live too long" was "rude and derogatory" and will "apologize unreservedly" for that as well. Camp is not currently hearing any cases. (The judge in the Stanford rape case has been pulled from a new sex assault trial.)
https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=6e4_1467768603
Two years after a Canadian judge repeatedly called an alleged rape victim "the accused," asked her "why couldn't you just keep your knees together?" and acquitted the actual accused of sexual assault, Robin Camp is facing a public hearing that will determine whether he should keep his job. Camp, an Alberta provincial judge before being promoted to the Federal Court, has received counseling and plans to apologize at the September hearing, reports the Canadian Press.
In a "notice of response" filed in advance of the hearing, Camp says that he "understands his comments were hurtful to survivors of sexual assault and to Canadians in general," the CBCreports.
The review comes after four law professors filed a complaint describing Camp's conduct as "dismissive, if not contemptuous" of sex assault laws, the CBC earlier reported; Alberta's Court of Appeal overturned the 2014 acquittal and ordered a new trial.
The 2014 case involved a then 19-year-old woman who accused a man of raping her over a bathroom sink at a party. Among other comments, Camp asked why the woman couldn't "just sink your bottom down into the basin so he couldn't penetrate you?"
A judge, psychologist, and expert on sexual assault laws will all testify at Camp's hearing. Camp's pre-hearing filing says that "he now understands that some of his prior thinking was infected with stereotypical beliefs and discredited myths."
He also agrees that his comment to the prosecutor that "I hope you don't live too long" was "rude and derogatory" and will "apologize unreservedly" for that as well. Camp is not currently hearing any cases. (The judge in the Stanford rape case has been pulled from a new sex assault trial.)
https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=6e4_1467768603
[h=1]Secretly filming up a woman’s skirt ruled legal by Court of Appeal in Georgia[/h]
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...l-by-court-of-appeal-in-georgia-a7151001.html
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...l-by-court-of-appeal-in-georgia-a7151001.html
