This story has been in the forefront of the local news lately.
It relates a tale about a teenage girl who seems to have little or no regard for the law and no remorse for the things she has done.
To quote the story:
and:
But unfortunately under the Youth Criminal Justice Act all the police can do is rearrest this little twit and spend many hours babysitting her sorry little ***. Now before anyone gets all upset saying she probably comes from a bad family and needs guidance, it has been made clear in TV broadcasts, etc. that she does indeed come from a good family with two professional parents that are at their wits end with her.
Personally, I would, at this point, love to see them haul her sorry little *** into a female penitentiary and have a couple of the "ladies" there show her some tough love. Maybe that will wake her up and make her fly straight. Somehow I doubt it though, cause if you can't feel remorse for being partially responsible for killing another human being, then I am not sure anything can turn her around.
I think our Your criminal act needs some changes made for repeat offenders. It is my belief that sometimes a bad apple is just that, a bad apple and they need to pay for their crime and do the time, not sent home after making promises they have no intention of keeping only to end up back in the system time and time again.
It relates a tale about a teenage girl who seems to have little or no regard for the law and no remorse for the things she has done.
To quote the story:
At her sentencing hearing, the court heard that she had laughed and joked during a police interview about the crash, showing little remorse.
and:
Clearly with this individual, there's a blatant disregard for conditions, for the law," Chaput said.
But unfortunately under the Youth Criminal Justice Act all the police can do is rearrest this little twit and spend many hours babysitting her sorry little ***. Now before anyone gets all upset saying she probably comes from a bad family and needs guidance, it has been made clear in TV broadcasts, etc. that she does indeed come from a good family with two professional parents that are at their wits end with her.
Personally, I would, at this point, love to see them haul her sorry little *** into a female penitentiary and have a couple of the "ladies" there show her some tough love. Maybe that will wake her up and make her fly straight. Somehow I doubt it though, cause if you can't feel remorse for being partially responsible for killing another human being, then I am not sure anything can turn her around.
I think our Your criminal act needs some changes made for repeat offenders. It is my belief that sometimes a bad apple is just that, a bad apple and they need to pay for their crime and do the time, not sent home after making promises they have no intention of keeping only to end up back in the system time and time again.