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Cappy
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 Posted: 02/13/03 - 06:13 Post subject: A little justice here In SE PA
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copteacher
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Location: Teaching in the Halls of Justice
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Posted: 02/13/03 - 07:49 Post subject:
I knew Dennis McNamara, an excellenta cop who did everything by the book the night of his stop. McNamara was murdered for no reason other than he was a police officer.
Good at least his killer will never breathe free air again.
I am okay with that.
He probably plead because there was an extremely good case against hiim and he likely wouldve gotten death.
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airehead
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Posted: 02/13/03 - 08:38 Post subject:
 
It's good to hear justice working.....even though it doesn't bring him back.
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purple hayes
Frightened Inmate #2
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Posted: 02/13/03 - 09:12 Post subject:
| the most disturbing paragraph in the whole article wrote: | | McDevitt also disagreed with the defense’s contention that Campbell was under the influence of crack cocaine and vodka at the time of the killing, which affected his ability to form a specific intent to kill. |
So if I get good and hammered and then go out and kill someone, I'll have a better defense than if I did the deed while sober? 
I'm really torn on the punishment though. Slowly rotting in jail until you die (which doesn't look like long from the picture) or being executed by the state so you can never live another day? They both sound like bad ways to die to me.
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