Sukhwinder Sidhu has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison for killing Olympian Alexandra Paul and injuring four others, including her 10-month-old son.
I have to be honest, I don’t know what you were trying to say. I am disappointed the people that put this driver on the road without the proper training aren’t in front of a judge. That’s where the crime started.
I didn’t say make the sentence community service, which you seem to imply. New justice systems will be complex and results-oriented. Yeah responsibility for dangerous jobs needs to focus up the ladder. Jail as punishment doesn’t solve any of the problems except preventing interaction with free society. Victims don’t see justice or restitution, only vengeance. The expense is huge. Accomplices go free.
I have to be honest, I don’t know what you were trying to say. I am disappointed the people that put this driver on the road without the proper training aren’t in front of a judge. That’s where the crime started.
I didn’t say make the sentence community service, which you seem to imply. New justice systems will be complex and results-oriented. Yeah responsibility for dangerous jobs needs to focus up the ladder. Jail as punishment doesn’t solve any of the problems except preventing interaction with free society. Victims don’t see justice or restitution, only vengeance. The expense is huge. Accomplices go free.
So, in your opinion, jail (prison) doesn’t solve any problems, except interaction with society.
Why isn’t that enough? Do you want a system without vengeance? (your words). Why not consider the impact on the victim and their families?