truby20
Fighting like a girl
You are in good company with your thoughts of reform..Tha_Juiciest_04 said:Not saying I know the whole story about this certain incident,But It is so ridiculous that the law,not just in MD but throughout the whole country,non violent,1st time offenders get 5-10 years,sometimes longer,for ridiculous drug charges.Like i said,in no way am i saying it's right,but sometimes there are much more important things going on.As my mother would say it's like ignoring a hippo in the refrigerator,yet smashing the fly on the wall (hah).I've been reading up on alot of the police briefs in the local news on this site,an it always has 5,6 or 7 names of people that have been taken into custody for drug charges,not but 2 weeks ago my best friends boyfriend was incarcerated for 6 months for being ASSOCIATED with a drug dealer.My friend that lives right down the street from me,he got an indictment for 4 counts of drug associated charges.I mean it's absolutely ridiculous how this county works.It's so backwards.I mean OJ went free,but Tyrone from down tha street got 10 years.What's goin on????
From Martha
I beseech you all to think about these women -- to encourage the American people to ask for reforms, both in sentencing guidelines, in length of incarceration for nonviolent first-time offenders, and for those involved in drug-taking. They would be much better served in a true rehabilitation center than in prison where there is no real help, no real programs to rehabilitate, no programs to educate, no way to be prepared for life "out there" where each person will ultimately find herself, many with no skills and no preparation for living.
I agree with her