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Im sure their stats are more accurate that I’ve read but this sentence is about what I expected from looking into these cases since it happened. There are some that have much lower sentences I’m sure but I’m just lost on what her defense is looking at to say it’s disproportionate.
She was an adult, and it mentions her "history" with alcohol. That is significant to me. Has she had prior DUI? Or deferred sentence to attend treatment?
That means she knew she had a problem with alcohol. Yet chose to go drinking and bar hopping. People can stay home and watch TV. Just saying, no one forces alcohol down your throat and makes you drive. If you want to drink, buy $200 bucks of liquor, and have an alcoholic binge at home. No one cares that she is an alcoholic. The issue is that she decided to drive impaired and killed someone.
Life is not fair. Criminals can't compare their sentence to someone else's sentence and whine. This is your sentence, based on the judge's decision on your behavior. 25 years.