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Originally Posted by jem
But, should she be in prison, absolutely yes, for the simple fact that she pleaded guilty
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I disagree, insofar that it was her first ever offence, she is non-violent, she is not a danger to the community, and there were mitigating mental health issues.
A community sentence and tag would have been more than sufficient.
She was made an example of under the tacit direction of the prime minister and political agitating judge.
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the Court had little option but to follow the sentencing guidelines.
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That is an excellent point. I would love to know what the sentencing guidelines are for this.
More importantly what the minimum sentencing guidelines are, which is what she should have got.