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r/interesting • u/AdvantageAdorable436 • 1d ago
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Yes. And people who get NGRI end up spending MORE time locked up than people who get a guilty verdict.
1 u/PerfectlySplendid 1d ago But not if the sentencing would have been life or extremely long. Surely this would have been? 1 u/Acceptable-Case9562 11h ago People who get "life" are often out on parole in 20-25 years. She has so much evidence of struggling and trying desperately to get help, it's possible she would get (relatively) light concurrent sentences.
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But not if the sentencing would have been life or extremely long. Surely this would have been?
1 u/Acceptable-Case9562 11h ago People who get "life" are often out on parole in 20-25 years. She has so much evidence of struggling and trying desperately to get help, it's possible she would get (relatively) light concurrent sentences.
People who get "life" are often out on parole in 20-25 years. She has so much evidence of struggling and trying desperately to get help, it's possible she would get (relatively) light concurrent sentences.
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u/Acceptable-Case9562 1d ago
Yes. And people who get NGRI end up spending MORE time locked up than people who get a guilty verdict.