Trial Discussion Thread #55 - 14.14.10, Day 44 ~ sentencing~

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  • #161
Discharge firearm in crowded restaurant - danger to society
Gun someone down in a toilet cubicle - danger to society

FACT.
 
  • #162
AV: This accused is first time offender, accepts responsibility, that he was negligent, unlikely to reoffend...

remorse, remorse, remorse
 
  • #163
What?! He accepts he was negligent!!

That means he now accepts it was not involuntary action.

Looking forward to cross-examination.
 
  • #164
This sounds like Henzen tu-Toit herself wrote it.
 
  • #165
She just said the regular monthly payment to steenkamps and promise of further payment that OP has made, shows he is truly remorsful.

Also, facilities in prison not suitable for OP.
 
  • #166
So on the one hand she keeps on insisting that the sentence/punishment should act as a deterrent to others .. but on the other hand she's saying that a non-custodial sentence is better for the offender and the general public .. yeah right, 2 days a month community service is a real deterrent, isn't it? :facepalm:

There is no way that this report is unbiased ..
 
  • #167
Oh, this is such BS!!!

What about Reeva???
 
  • #168
'He has shown remorse has cried' - oh well that's fine then...

'detention would be of no benefit to him' - are you having a laugh?

'prison would take his future away' - what planet are those people living on - what about Reeva's future!! He took that away
 
  • #169
And he had no rails or anything to hang onto in his own shower. There was no evidence in the crime scene photos of the stool he said he needed to sit on when in the shower. This is all rubbish too.
 
  • #170
Gerrie please shred this fool.
 
  • #171
using her report, would anyone do prison time for ch?
 
  • #172
She is listing all the ways prison is not suitable for OP because of his disability. No baths etc....would 'place him in danger and take his future away. He would re-enter society a broken person'
 
  • #173
AV: This accused is first time offender, accepts responsibility, that he was negligent, unlikely to reoffend...
remorse, remorse, remorse

Bolded by me..... "UNLIKELY"?! It's nowhere near enough when he comes to killing someone
 
  • #174
:tantrum:Here we go, recommending a non custodial sentence after all the sociological renderings. Poor man would be broken if sent to prison. Is a first offender - wrong, he is not.
 
  • #175
Masipa's writing. She likes what she's hearing.
 
  • #176
She is recommending non-custodial sentence with a fine, or suspended sentence?

Said OP would have to borrow fine money from family and pay it back
 
  • #177
Seriously? No criminal pathological background in the offences he was charged with?

The speedboat, the speeding in cars? The gun offences? FFS. What do all the events he was charged with indicate to her?
 
  • #178
Ugh. His 'rehabilitation chances are best with correctional supervision'
 
  • #179
From BB below. Yes, because we've seen how well his family monitor him eh. Enable him more like it, to the point of covering up his crimes.

Vergeer: correctional supervision would place the accused with his family and enable strict monitoring. BB
 
  • #180
AZ: Community service, fine, could ensure compliance....suitable candidate for community corrections...
 
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