Capitol Offense
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It was important that Dennis be present and that they all see him as he was, a good, intelligent, clean-cut professional who had recently lost his wife. Not a monster, not a violent man.
Just the same, Ben planned to do all the talking.
“We applaud Judge McPartland’s actions. It would have been much easier to take the usual path and avoid controversy. But instead of jumping on the media bandwagon, he saw the facts and circumstances clearly and realized that Dennis Thomas is no threat to anyone. ...He does not deserve to be incarcerated, not now or at any time in the future.
“It is all too easy in this reactionary age to heighten the drama and act as if each and every crime is of equal horror, but that is simply not the case. Not every youth should be tried as an adult. Not every defendant should receive the maximum sentence. We can rise above the visceral need for retribution. We are better than that. Those old attitudes have produced the current mess in the criminal justice system—over 2.2 million people in prison, the highest incarceration rate of any nation, more than four times the world average.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was important that Dennis be present and that they all see him as he was, a good, intelligent, clean-cut professional who had recently lost his wife. Not a monster, not a violent man.
Just the same, Ben planned to do all the talking.
“We applaud Judge McPartland’s actions. It would have been much easier to take the usual path and avoid controversy. But instead of jumping on the media bandwagon, he saw the facts and circumstances clearly and realized that Dennis Thomas is no threat to anyone. ...He does not deserve to be incarcerated, not now or at any time in the future.
“It is all too easy in this reactionary age to heighten the drama and act as if each and every crime is of equal horror, but that is simply not the case. Not every youth should be tried as an adult. Not every defendant should receive the maximum sentence. We can rise above the visceral need for retribution. We are better than that. Those old attitudes have produced the current mess in the criminal justice system—over 2.2 million people in prison, the highest incarceration rate of any nation, more than four times the world average.”
What to read after Capitol Offense?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bernhardt to read onlineMoreLess
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