judge dimwit wrote on Nov 5, 2008 12:21 AM:
" The reason she was released was most likely no money to keep her. The judge may not have wanted to give her shock probation but didn't have much choice. we as a society do not want our taxes raised to incarcerate prisoners but at the same time abhor something like this when it happens. we the people are responsible, not the judge. Hes doing all he can do with the money he has! "
parent wrote on Sep 21, 2008 7:31 AM:
" Why does this people get off so easy when they take a life.the baby didnt ask to be brought into this world. "
Tired of the JUDICAL SYSTEM..... wrote on Jul 22, 2008 5:49 PM:
" Yes, was a truly sad matter, but in all reality neither of her childern will ever reccieve the amount of justice they deserve. she may have to live with the guilt, but she should have never have made her self guilty in the first place! accidents happen when u like run over a dog or forget to take out the trash, not leave an 18 month child in the car to die OR WHEN U SHAKE A CHILD TO HARD..... "
japples wrote on Jul 18, 2008 6:41 PM:
" way to go judge people get more time for a little bag of marijuana then they do for manslaughter "
voice wrote on Jun 27, 2008 7:48 AM:
" Decisions like this make you wonderabout our judicial system. This is totally wrong to let this woman out after so little time. She should have to serve the full sentence plus be held to all the other requirements. This ruling helps no one other than criminals. We should have just slapped her on the back and said its ok "
What about the children wrote on Jun 20, 2008 1:47 AM:
" I had never heard of the Alford plea until a couple of weeks ago. Since that time, there have been at least three instances in which it has been used by individuals who have "accidentally" caused the deaths of children who were in their care. This is just another instance demonstrating how disgustingly tolerant our society has become toward the abuse/neglect of children. In this case, a small child, because of his mother's selfish indulgences, was robbed of a future. There is something seriously wrong with our society if we allow this kind of injustice to continue, and it surely will if we don't institute tougher laws and follow through with harsher punishments. "
appauled wrote on Jun 13, 2008 12:06 AM:
" With a parent such as she, the daughter may fare much better with other relatives or in foster care. Rehab can be the answer for someone who really cares to get clean but, in the meantime, they will have many ups and downs. We should pray for the daughter and the mother. "
upset wrote on Jun 12, 2008 11:34 PM:
" we should be more upset that she was ever given a plea bargain...shock probation is much less likely after a jury has rendered a verdict "
justice wrote on Jun 12, 2008 10:36 PM:
" Hopefully she is never allowed to regain custody or even have unsupervised visitation with her other child. "
Prayers change the sutition wrote on Jun 12, 2008 9:34 PM:
" Truly this was a sad thing to happen but I believe that this young women will live a life of prison in her mind
and complete guilt the reat of her live.
But we know that God does forgive and understand everything good or bad and he is judge.
Prayers will change everything. "
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