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June 01, 2012 11:42 PM UTC
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He’ll have 5 years of probation in which to think about the consequences of his actions.
Doug Bruce on the other hand isn’t going to change one whit. If he continues to scheme and chisel to undermine the law, then he deserves to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Justice was served in each case.
“Who cares about the result in the O.J. Simpson case – justice was served.”
and like Charlie Manson, unlikely to receive it.
So he’s currently laying pipe in jail, having a wonderful time, no doubt. Eventually justice was served, albeit somewhat delayed. Simpson was always a street punk, so it was inevitable that he’d get caught for something.
Maybe Doug Bruce will become a prison reform crusader, working for better conditions for all inmates, including lighter duties, better food, and more funding.
Nah — probably not.
I’m betting ArapaGOP wasn’t quite so sanguine about that result.
There should have been SOME jail time and substantial amount of useful community service. It’s not like he stole a few hundred bucks here. He stole $17,000 in a calculated manner over a period of time.
I’m not offended by probation. He is a convicted felon. Someday, hopefully not for 20+ years he’ll get pardoned
part of sentence as well. not very much, 240 hours
… or at least a harsher punishment than probation.
It’s not an insignificant amount of cash we’re talking about, and he hasn’t paid it back – i.e. he spent it and apparently can’t (or won’t) sell off his possessions to make restitution.
If this was any normal financial hardship, he’d be on the line to pay his debts NOW. Why does he get to skate as a criminal?
Frankly, I’d like to see jail time as a felon, if only a week or two – that gives him the added benefit of experiencing our justice system’s revocation of voting rights, which seems somehow appropriate given the office he abused.