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GNU Free Documentation License What is the typical sentence for baby rape by a Naval enlisted person in the state of South Carolina? Q. My sister's 2 year son was brutally raped by his father. The father is in the Navy and they are located in South Carolina. I am trying to find out what is the typical sentence. We are terrified that this man may only get 10 years - and potentially less, as this is his first offence. Also, if you have any web resources that we may reference to research what we can do to attempt to get the longest possible sentence, it would be most appreciated. Asked by carina3 - Sun Jun 15 12:03:52 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments A. If the physical evidence against him is incontrovertible, and he cannot offer a defense of actual innocence (that is, if the evidence is so strong that there is no way he can reasonably argue that he didn't do it), he will probably claim a mental defect or incapacity. In South Carolina, this defense is not likely to succeed in getting him acquitted. However, it is possible that such a defense will assist him in plea negotiations before trial, and will affect sentencing after trial, particularly if he really is crazy. My guess is that he will negotaite a plea bargain. He will probably agree to plead guilty in exchange for either a reduced prison term, or the possibility of serving out his sentence in a state mental facility rather than a… [cont.] Answered by tj11569 - Sun Jun 15 12:31:12 2008 What will my sentence likely be for shoplifting? Q. At the beginning of the month, I tried to walk out of a Zumiez with a pair of shoes in order to impress my friends and they caught me and I served 1 day in jail (I'm 19). I have a court date on Jan. 4th and I just need to know what will transpire in the courtroom exactly and how I can get the most minimal sentence possible. All advice/information is greatly appreciated. Asked by Ian N - Tue Nov 17 22:55:50 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments A. Ian - I am an attorney and I know a lot about this subject. Do not take this as creating an attorney-client relationship. You may, however, find it helpful. Your question is very similar to another one I answered recently. Obviously, first and foremost, you should appear in court at the appointed time. Dress well but conservatively. Clothes appropriate for an office would be best. Be humble and polite. Don't confess. Before the hearing you should consult with a lawyer experienced with criminal matters. If you cannot afford an attorney, contact the public defender's office and ask them how you can request that a lawyer from their office can be appointed to represent you. If you do not have a lawyer before the first court appearance,… [cont.] Answered by semblance - Thu Nov 19 02:34:23 2009 What's the shortest sentence a person could get for kidnapping?
Q. Don't worry, I'm not planning to kidnap a child, but I'm writing a fiction piece where a little boy gets kidnapped by a couple, and then is raised by them for a few years. Does anyone know what the easiest possible sentence will be on them when they get caught? You have been so helpful so far, I didn't know about the state lines. What if he was taken from California to Idaho? Asked by Nicky Johns - Tue Aug 25 17:37:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. Depends on where in the world the person is prosecuted. In parts of the middle east, kidnapping is a legitimate business negotiating technique. In the u.s. it can be either a state crime or a federal crime. In my state, the minimum would be five years in prison. Answered by laughter_every_day - Tue Aug 25 17:56:14 2009 From Yahoo Answer Search: "sentence"  news.google.com Los Angeles Times Although prosecutors said that Weisz's outreach had been "helpful and extraordinary," they insisted that the rabbi should receive a three-year sentence ... Rabbi Sentenced Two Years for Tax Fraud NBC Los Angeles all 33 news articles » news.google.com Courier Mail a former teacher who molested four teenage boys is being sent back to jail after the Attorney General successfully appealed his sentence today. ... and more » news.google.com KTUL Tulsa - A man who admitted killing two young Tulsans and wounding a third has been sentenced to three life sentences . Joshua Muller received his sentence ... Child-killer given 3 life terms Tulsa World Okla. man gets life in prison for double homicide Muskogee Daily Phoenix all 17 news articles » From Google News Search: "sentence"  orange-sentence.seesaa.net 320px x 240px | 26.50kB [source page] 2004 06 05 posted by at 08 32| |  orange-sentence.seesaa.net 320px x 240px | 22.20kB [source page] 2004 07 11 posted by at 11 52| |  orange-sentence.seesaa.net 320px x 240px | 25.60kB [source page] 2004 08 12 posted by at 10 09| From Yahoo Image Search: "sentence"  usingenglish.com scott833 ue, 22 Dec 2009 08:19:58 GM 1) How many percent is the income tax in your country? 2) How much income tax will i have to pay each month? 3) How many percent of income tax will be deducted from my salary?  ellisonblog.wordpress.com Cara Ellison ue, 22 Dec 2009 20:23:46 GM And yet his . sentence. is nearly halved from the original, while Amanda Knox remains in prison, sentenced to 26 years. I do hope hope that the Italian justice system is as forgiving of Knox, but I tend to doubt it will be. Leave a Comment ...  jailhouselawyersblog.blogspot.com jailhouselawyer Mon, 21 Dec 2009 09:08:00 GM I fail to see how the judge's hands were tied when it comes to sentencing. He could have imposed a longer . sentence. including a life . sentence. . It does appear as though this was a case of murder and not manslaughter. ... From Google Blog Search: "sentence" |
