Nov 14, 2019
2:12:16pm
2:12:16pm
I think the age of the perp (and therefore likelihood of re-offending after
getting out of prison) is a relevant consideration here, for the reasons you mentioned.
Asking a kid to re-live his trauma in an effort to put a 25-year-old dude in prison for 40 years (rather than 10 years) might be worthwhile, given that this kid's efforts might be able to spare future victims.
Asking a kid to re-live his trauma in an effort to put a 75-year-old man in prison for 40 years (rather than 10 years) makes a lot less sense.
Asking a kid to re-live his trauma in an effort to put a 25-year-old dude in prison for 40 years (rather than 10 years) might be worthwhile, given that this kid's efforts might be able to spare future victims.
Asking a kid to re-live his trauma in an effort to put a 75-year-old man in prison for 40 years (rather than 10 years) makes a lot less sense.
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