Probation for woman who startled Kamloops family after breaking into their home, stealing $50
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Re: Probation for woman who startled Kamloops family after breaking into their home, stealing $50
Break and enter on a home with a family inside gets you a hand slap as long as you're high on drugs and feel remorseful while in court. Who voted for this?
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Re: Probation for woman who startled Kamloops family after breaking into their home, stealing $50
This country is such a pathetic joke.
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Re: Probation for woman who startled Kamloops family after breaking into their home, stealing $50
She was not in a good place, boo hoo. Admittedly using speed and fentanyl, that's your poor life decisions. Lewis is clean and sober, sure and pigs can fly. She is remorseful for her actions, no she isn't. And Judge Ray Phillips fell for it, hook line and sinker. Any one see a pattern in our judges, gullible.
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Re: Probation for woman who startled Kamloops family after breaking into their home, stealing $50
If she breaks into the wrong house next time, the judge will have a much worse situation
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Re: Probation for woman who startled Kamloops family after breaking into their home, stealing $50
Not to mention our tax dollars funded the defence attorney, judge and court time. Tax dollars likely funded the entire case.
Our law schools are woke institutions. Breeding grounds for snowflake attorneys. Put corrupt leftist governments in power and you get the perfect environment for woke snowflake judges
Our law schools are woke institutions. Breeding grounds for snowflake attorneys. Put corrupt leftist governments in power and you get the perfect environment for woke snowflake judges