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Sentencing doesn’t make sense

April 8, 2012
The Maui News

Let me get this straight, a 54-year-old man is ordered to stay away from Molokai for five years as part of his probation (The Maui News, April 2)? This guy pleaded guilty to first- and second-degree assault and gets probation with credit from time served of 18 months.

Let's see, first-degree assault is a 10-year term and second-degree assault is a five-year prison term. He has past convictions of robbery, burglary, first-degree assault, kidnapping and first-degree terroristic threatening. Most of these past crimes are 10-year terms. Now he gets probation?

What's wrong with this picture?

Kevin Olson

Kihei

 
 

 

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