[mscuddy]

Fry the sucker!

 

[39970]

It's something. Wonder if it would have gone the same way if Jerkofflow had of been on the bike? Justice would have been Mr. Scott driving a fully loaded Class A dump/cement truck at the moment of impact.

 

[seruzawa]

I really have to chuckle at Jackoff's "hypoglycemia defense". If he is hypoglycemic and prone to "blackouts" and aware of it, as he states in his defense, then driving at all is reckless.

A lot of defendant try this defense: "I took drugs and went insane and killed all those people. It was the drugs that did it. You gotta let me go." The frightening thing is how many times a jury will buy such a defense. Good for the SD jury that they didn't fall for that sort of circular illogic.

Fie on the Judge, a Jackoff crony, who let him off with such an easy sentence. Do you think that if you or I did what Jackoff did that we would get such a sweetheart deal? And fie on the court that decided that Jackoff was "on duty" thus protecting this s***** from a civil penalty. The chances of Scott's family ever getting any real compensation from the State are very slim.

 

[4940]

"hypoglycemia defense" Shades of the San Francisco Twinky defense.

 

[nokneedragin]

The twinky told me to do it.

 

[Buzglyd]

Kinda like the Menendez Brothers appealing for pity because they were orphans!

 

[4940]

Hey in San Francisco the probably had trouble identifying which twinky told him to do it.

 

[nokneedragin]

I heard that Janklow is pursuing this as far as he can so that he can get his drivers license reinstated, and to be able to practice law again.

Prick has the $$$ and conections to get it done too.

I won't be surprised if SD re-elects him to the senate.

Why can't a simple bolt of lightning just make a stain out of this guy.

 

[nokneedragin]

They would have to do cavity search to find it.

 

[39970]

As a convicted Felon can he Vote?

 

[39970]

An 80,000lbs Semi would do in a pinch.

 

[nokneedragin]

Don't know what SD's law is on that. Jackoff probably will have a bill passed in state to allow just him to vote.

All adds up to Mr Scotts family not getting sheeite, and Jackoff still living large on the plains.

 

[Haird]

Creme-filled cavity, no doubt.

 

[Haird]

Only in Congress.

 

[Haird]

At least the entire SD supreme court had the integrity to recuse themselves due to conflicts of interest. Too bad the appeals court couldn't weigh in with a more appropriate sentence.

 

[Haird]

Or George II's defense of the deficit on account of the "war." Remind me, whose idea was that again?

 

[mscuddy]

In some states, after parole an ex-con can vote.



They usually vote the NRA playbook BTW.

 

[666]

If that's true, why do the Dems try and make sure the cons can vote?



(Though how come the really crooked ones are in politics!)

 

[seruzawa]

Don't ever expect political parties to act rationally. They seldom do.

 

[33129]

It seems that the S.D. supreme court does not tollerate bullshyte. The were thorough in their rejection of all of the claims.