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I can tell that you haven't read the article.

Easy. The one that holds Anders Behring Breivik. Read on regarding his complaints with his accommodations... BBC News - Anders Behring Breivik's prison conditions 'inhumane'

Are you aware of the items available through the commissary?

I truly hope they succeed. I just hope the Deaf community is concentrated enough like the campus bar at Gallaudet. Even that place gets dry as heck from time to time but it's been a long time since I've been out there so I might be a little behind on it.

That's just your opinion. They're not all killing themselves. Then why do they always appeal knowing they're going to sit there for 20+ years.

I wish those on death row also agreed with you. Nearly everybody appeals including Ramirez.

Nothing. I just don't want to pay for it. Additionally, prison isn't always bad here in the US. Granted, San Quentin is a hard core prison but they also have their own community within the walls. "Access" to some finer pleasures of life are there. I'd feel a LITTLE better if folks serving life...

I do like how they carry out sentences too but I can't roll with their theology of stripping basic human rights from the average citizen.

Let's put it this way... I would give someone the opportunity to redeem themselves if it were warranted or earned.

Yes, she's guilty on PWID on the marijuana. I said that from day one. I understand about Federal Court. I do not disagree with you. I don't think it's likely. I was referring to the local level.

We are talking about a city that re-elected Marion Barry after his "incident". :giggle:

I attended MSSD and if you wanna be all TECHNICAL about it... you have to enter Gallaudet in order to get to KDES/MSSD campus. They are all confined within the same fence from the outer world. There are NO fences dividing KDES/MSSD from Gallaudet.

I do not disagree that it was a plea bargain. You must be one of those people who classify those as guilty if they plea bargain. Plea bargaining is an option that allows a DA or defendant to work out a deal because NEITHER side's case is strong enough to be fully and indisputably enforced. She...

THIS is correct. I misspoke earlier. I was thinking the 3 years supervised release was house arrest or similar after her probation sentence. I had my wires crossed for a moment. In addition to the 2 years probation sentence, Molly can get it reduced considerably if she does all that she's...

I have clearly defined my relationship with her. Maybe you need to re-read the thread.

How's that? I've been very consistent about my position regarding this entire bust.

No.

Way to try to attempt misdirection. I AM happy she is home. I am not as punitive as some of you want to be. I could care less about marijuana. I think our country has far bigger issues than marijuana.

She spent a total of 4 hours in jail. This was on the night she was arrested. That's it.

Nope. All pills charges were dropped. She was only charged and sentenced for intent to distribute marijuana.