Student facing 10 years in prison for yearbook prank

9 comments

• Dave_Anderson

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  3 years ago

  I'm old enough to remember when we had a thing called the Eighth Amendment. Guess that's gone the way of the rest of the Bill of Rights.
• Dave_Anderson

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  3 years ago

  Is there some reason they give his home address? I wonder what their point is in doing that? As if we don't know.
• Icee Loco (asshole)

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  3 years ago

  He's being charged with computer crimes. Ie hacking a school computer so he could defame other students.
• jackslash

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  3 years ago

  Fake outrage from a traitor troll. The man added offensive quotes to another's student's yearbook picture, which is a dick move. He is now charged with computer crimes, which he committed. He is charged with 2 felonies, which can carry up to 5 years each. If the nasty retard pleads guilty, he will only get probation.
• Michigan

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  3 years ago

  Glastonbury is over in the UK. The laws over there can be rather dumb.
• shadowcat

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  3 years ago

  Michigan - This Glastonbury is in CT.
• Dave_Anderson

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  3 years ago

  It gets more ludicrous. Now a private special interest pressure group is "involved" and national media continue to publicize the prank.
  
  What right does a private grandstanding pressure group have to do with a high school prank? This is completely ludicrous.
  
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• Dave_Anderson

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  3 years ago

  We let actual street criminals go free to rob, steal, assault, rape and murder but throw the book (or make up a new book to throw) at some kid pulling a silly high school prank that harmed no one.
  
  Yes this is Clown World no matter how many of you on here try attack me for pointing this out. Your society is now an open air insane asylum. Attacking the messenger doesn't change that.
• Tetradon

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  3 years ago

  Liking your own posts again. Take a little break...Close the Newsmax window, head over to PornHub, break out the hand lotion and wank yourself silly.