their two children. bob, the legal system clearly failing here. is it appropriate to say that he should have his testicles cut off and fried in oil? i m serious. and then fed to some rottweillers. look, the fact is that once she gave him the sentence, the charge against his 8-year-old son, abusing his 8-year-old son, was taken off the table. i mean, what are they thinking? what is this judge thinking? he wasn t going to do well in prison? good, that s the idea. what is strange about that? originally he got two second degree convictions that carry 20 years and they pled down to a fourth degree which was probation and no jail time on the basis he may not do well. he s 6 4 , 240. if he s not going to do well, if that s the basis, it has nothing to do with him doing well, it has to do, my guess, his name. it wasn t the judge who said he wouldn t fare well. it was one of the attorneys in the hearing.
clearly, the judge agreed with the argument and said we ll give you minor probation and no jail time. is this where people lose faith in the legal system because they see as eric points out, the affluezna defense, and he s a little boy actually, he s not little, and he wouldn t do well. it could be a lack of faith in the legal system, and also a lack of faith in the media. this came down in 2004. it was not held in secret. supposedly, there are reporters who go to the courthouse in delaware, and we re only hearing about it now because there s a lawsuit pending, and it s come up again. also, on the judge, this particular judge, when i read this entire thing about the sentencing process, i don t think it s fair to her, necessarily, to say she decided this. the attorney general, the prosecution, i think, actually deserves a lot more of the condemnation for this. jesse, who is toblame? as dana points out, the d.a. offered him a plea which was
where this child goes to school. what healthcare she gets, where she lives, and the mother is saying, wait a minute, i am the victim here, i don t want him. bill: mother doesn t want anything to do with him. serve a lot of time in prison either. they gave him probation, bill for 16 years during the course of the probation he pays child support. bill: because the judge took it out and put it in family court then all those mandatories and the judge knew that. of course. bill: i only have 30 seconds left. why do you think these guys are doing it. these judges? what is it that they have inside them that they won t punish child rapists. they don t get it. bill: there has got to be than they don t get it? they sit in their ivory tower. they don t feel for victims. it s one case after another. a conviction is just a statistic to them and they don t punish in accordance with the underlying crime. it s time for the public to
where this child goes to school. what healthcare she gets, where she lives, and the mother is saying, wait a minute, i am the victim here, i don t want him. bill: mother doesn t want anything to do with him. serve a lot of time in prison either. they gave him probation, bill for 16 years during the course of the probation he pays child support. bill: because the judge took it out and put it in family court then all those mandatories and the judge knew that. of course. bill: i only have 30 seconds left. why do you think these guys are doing it. these judges? what is it that they have inside them that they won t punish child rapists. they don t get it. bill: there has got to be than they don t get it? they sit in their ivory tower. they don t feel for victims. it s one case after another. a conviction is just a statistic to them and they don t punish in accordance with the underlying crime. it s time for the public to
where this child goes to school. what healthcare she gets, where she lives, and the mother is saying, wait a minute, i am the victim here, i don t want him. bill: mother doesn t want anything to do with him. serve a lot of time in prison either. they gave him probation, bill for 16 years during the course of the probation he pays child support. bill: because the judge took it out and put it in family court then all those mandatories and the judge knew that. of course. bill: i only have 30 seconds left. why do you think these guys are doing it. these judges? what is it that they have inside them that they won t punish child rapists. they don t get it. bill: there has got to be than they don t get it? they sit in their ivory tower. they don t feel for victims. it s one case after another. a conviction is just a statistic to them and they don t punish in accordance with the underlying crime. it s time for the public to