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The judge has no choice but life in prison. He's 14 years old. I'm not sure he understands right now how profound that sentence really will be.

If any of us had accepted $50,000 to keep him out of prison, why would we have, in open court, asked the judge to sentence him to prison?

For 25 years, Michael Morales has acknowledged his crime. For 25 years, he's shown regret and remorse. We're not asking for a pardon. We're asking that his sentence be commuted to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

There's no common sense at that prosecutor's office. Death in prison doesn't distinguish whether or not you died after you had 57 years or 155 years. How can it be an offer to tell a guy, 'We'll let you die in prison'? The statistics show that a 20-year-old goes into prison and has a life expectancy of 57 years.

Sverre Staurset

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Lawrence Flanagan

There's no common sense at that prosecutor's office. Death in prison doesn't distinguish whether or not you died after you had 57 years or 155 years. How can it be an offer to tell a guy, 'We'll let you die in prison?' The statistics show that a 20-year-old goes into prison and has a life expectancy of 57 years.

Sverre Staurset

For example, Georgia rarely sentences children to life without parole, but it has youth crimes rates lower than Missouri, which imposes the sentence on child offenders far more frequently, ... the harshest prison sentence possible.

an exceptional judge, brilliant legal mind, and a man of outstanding character who understands his profound duty to follow the law.

Judge Lipscomb is the one in the position to determine his (Conrad's) sentence, and we're satisfied with the sentence as ordered. A majority of first convictions for these offenses get a very similar sentence.

The governor commuted the death sentence to life in prison without parole.

That childhood may indicate that the more appropriate sentence is life in prison without parole as opposed to the death penalty.

How can it be an offer to tell a guy, 'We'll let you die in prison'? The statistics show that a 20-year-old goes into prison and has a life expectancy of 57 years.

Sverre Staurset

It's just sad that his life has spiraled down to the point where in all likelihood he's going to go to prison. You never like to see anybody go to prison, let alone somebody who is 54 years old.

You need to leave a little bit of flexibility in the system. Fifty sex offenders in prison for life doesn't protect the community as much as 300 in prison for 10 years.

As a result of his arrest he can expect a prison term. The head sentence for these offences is in the range of one to three years' of imprisonment.

I think the judge has leeway from zero time in prison to life.

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