This is an unspeakable crime that forever leaves its victim scared in such a psychological way as to make everything having to do with relationships skewed with difficulty for the rest of their life. If they are young every relationship is a mater of overcoming, fear of trust, no matter who they are, or how much they love them. Their sen…
This is an unspeakable crime that forever leaves its victim scared in such a psychological way as to make everything having to do with relationships skewed with difficulty for the rest of their life. If they are young every relationship is a mater of overcoming, fear of trust, no matter who they are, or how much they love them. Their sense of normalcy has been stollen from them and will never be fully recovered but by the grace of God's love understood. Should they be put to death that have done this YES! scares you can't see.
I agree that rape is one of the worst crimes one human can commit against another. It is a form of psychological torture. About the only thing worse is murder. So while I agree that rape should be severely punished, that punishment must still be the result of a fair trial in accordance with the due process requirements of the Bill of Rights.
If you can find a way to speed up trials by addressing staffing shortages or other inefficiencies in the system, that's fine. But the speed of the trial must never come at the expense of the due process requirements of our Bill of Rights.
This is an unspeakable crime that forever leaves its victim scared in such a psychological way as to make everything having to do with relationships skewed with difficulty for the rest of their life. If they are young every relationship is a mater of overcoming, fear of trust, no matter who they are, or how much they love them. Their sense of normalcy has been stollen from them and will never be fully recovered but by the grace of God's love understood. Should they be put to death that have done this YES! scares you can't see.
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I agree that rape is one of the worst crimes one human can commit against another. It is a form of psychological torture. About the only thing worse is murder. So while I agree that rape should be severely punished, that punishment must still be the result of a fair trial in accordance with the due process requirements of the Bill of Rights.
we want the trial to be fair but it must be special, rapid, very rapid..
If you can find a way to speed up trials by addressing staffing shortages or other inefficiencies in the system, that's fine. But the speed of the trial must never come at the expense of the due process requirements of our Bill of Rights.
Thank you for being the voice of reason.
Thank you as well.