If at least half of the goal of jail/prison is rehabilitation, it makes sense to me.
EDIT: Apparently the feds have an 85% time served rate so it actually will be closer to a decade served.
If at least half of the goal of jail/prison is rehabilitation, it makes sense to me.
EDIT: Apparently the feds have an 85% time served rate so it actually will be closer to a decade served.
This just makes me so angry. The amount of corruption, racism, and incompetence for this to happen is staggering and quite honestly incomprehensible. A, what appears to be non-U.S. citizen, person makes a bogus accusation against two black men who are U.S. citizens. The accusation has no consistency or accuracy, and not a single shred of evidence was ever presented. And the accusation was theft of a backpack. So the mere word of a foreigner sentences a man to prison for over three years, with no case brought to court, and several judges offering plea bargains. How did they even justify the plea bargains? "Oh, you're in prison for no reason so here's a plea bargain for random crimes we've made up?" If the district attorney's office is so busy, why does someone need to stay in prison for that? Like, you're supposably busy, but he has to stay in prison because you're busy?
Every single one of those judges, district attorneys, police officers, correctional officers, and prison administration should face penalties.
Edit: And it turns out that that place is not even a prison. It's a holding facility for people who are awaiting trials and other court actions, i.e., innocent people.