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Old 03-30-2010, 12:17 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by tis View Post
When a person is being charged with something another incident has nothing to do with it-legally. It cannot be admitted in a court of law.
I won't state it as fact but I believe that while other actions and even convictions cannot be brought up during the trial I believe it IS legitimate for them to be considered during sentencing. The judge is often allowed quite a bit of latitude if he thinks the circumstances warrant it and he is allowed to consider her whole record in making his decision. If this wasn't true you couldn't have "3 strikes and you're out" laws. Her showing flagrant irresponsibility right after having been convicted would certainly make me wonder if she has really learned anything from the accident.
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