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Originally Posted by Citizen  LOL, You know nothing about this case except hearsay. HE WOULD HAVE GOTTEN UP TO 22 YEARS IF HE WERE CHARGED AS AN ADULT! Read the news and not the blogs. SHALL I POST THE FACTS FOR YOU AGAIN! Yeesh. I cannot believe that you are so blind. |
NO you don't know anything, on a first offense he would have recieved a light sentence not the full 22 years. Go listen to some qualfied attorney's. That is the irony of trying him as a juvenile, his probation comes into play and they will lock him up for longer than he would have served otherwise on the reduced charge.
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If you read the articles concerning the incident you will see that the black kids were taunted by the white kid and that resulted in the beating.
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It was equal taunting and taunting dose not justify an assault., especially a premeditated gang assault where the victim once knocked unconcious and on the ground is given more blows, lethal blows.
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It does matter who kicked him in the head if you are going to charge Bell as and adult and not the other 5 students.
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It doesn't matter who kicked or how many times, they were all a part of the assault. If you are involved in an armed robbery it doesn't matter who carried the gun, if someone is killed it doesn't matter who pulled the trigger.
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Bell's charge was excessive. Any smart person knows that.
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No it wasn't and your claiming "smart people know that" is laughable.
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Like the judges on the curcuit court.
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They had to rule on the legal technicality.
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He has not commit three assults.
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He was on probation for two this was the third.
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Read the article posted. Those other cases were settle. One was a breaking and entering in which no charges were given. If you don't know the facts, then you have no right to an opinion.
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Mychal Bell, one of the "Jena Six" teenagers charged with beating a white student in Jena, La., i
s back in jail for violating terms of a previous probation, according to his attorney.
LaSalle Parish Judge J.P. Mauffrey sentenced Bell to 18 months in a juvenile facility for an earlier conviction of
two counts of simple battery and two counts of criminal destruction of property, Carol Powell Lexing, one of his attorneys, said Thursday.
'Jena 6' teen Bell back in jail - USATODAY.com
About time they got this thug off the streets.