> it would worsen his life for no benefit
Why are we talking about benefits for a person that beheaded and ATE someone?
Why are we talking about benefits for a person that beheaded and ATE someone?
And also it's because he's still a person. A person who did a terrible thing while literally insane, but still a person.
It feels good, but it's like letting a drunk driver get back behind the wheel after they show remorse. The chances that they get in another DWI (and hurt someone) is high.
It's also why we have sex offender registries. The recidivism is high.