The United States' Justice System, In a nutshell. Options

[*CrackedRearView*]

Corrupt. Ignorant. Unteachable. Folly. Stupidity.

Every one of these words would adequately describe the idiocy that is the parole system. Let me tell you a little story...

In 1966 a man named Kenneth Allen McDuff killed three teenagers and went to jail for life on the condition that he would "never have the chance for parole".

Fair enough? I'd say so.

But, in 1991 he was paroled (?) and killed five more women.

The same is the case for many other horrible killers...

What has bred such stupidity in an institute of the United States that was designed to curtail such stupid acts?

I guess the debatable question should be: 'Why is there such a problem in the Justice System, and what can be done to curb it'?

[sadolakced acid]

i still like my antarctica idea.

completely reversable; you can alwasy be shipped back to america if you're innocent.

there is no escape (because the nuclear reactors will make heat, there will be no need to give prisoners coats. thus, they can't go out of the domes. you don't even need locks...)

they would support themselves, and could research thier case (if we gave them a library... ) and do the appeals themselves.


saves tones of money, no?


good point... i probably can't find an instance of an innocent being executed...

but there have been many (over 10) people on death row released because DNA evidence proved they were innocent.

the reason why peoople who've been executed aren't proved innocent is because there's no point, and you don't have the DNA anymore.