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Comments :: Eve Carson's killer to be resentenced

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If you wnt to consider parol, consider that they really should have not have been out at the time of the murder due to parol violations. I will be glad when the gun control laws are in place so we will not have to deal with all thee senseless gun crimes...

Wow! There is almost zero possibility of a rational discussion on these forums when folks cannot even read and understand the news as printed. No where does it say this guy WILL qualify for parole. No where is the crime he committed diminished or Eve Carson's memory tarnished. This is simply the state of North Carolina falling into line with the constitutional interpretation of SCOTUS. Once Lovette is re-sentenced to LWOP, which he.surely will be, there will be one less appealable avenue open to him. This is simply a housekeeping item, nothing to fret about.

This is just plain bull. Eve Carson doesn't get a reduction in her sentence. Our justice system sucks!

I agree 150% with whatdaheck ! I can not believe they want to try and charge his as a minor ... at 17, 18, or even 15.... if you have NO regard for human life .. NOT TO MENTION HE KILLED 2 PEOPLE, then we the public and jury of his peers should have no regard for his life! I'm sure weather he is charged as a minor or an adult.... the victims families believe his age had NOTHING to do with his lack of responsibility to his fellow man to be kind and do no harm. We have the responsibility to the victims to make sure he pays for his crimes and lack of compassion for human life.

"Fancy words that are far removed from the main intent of criminal law: JUSTICE."

Yeah, we should just replace our entire court system w/ some guy who can yell "JUSTICE!" really loudly and dramatically. I recommend Mel Gibson, if he's available. He did a great job w/ "FREEDOM!"

"You would be singing a different tune if you had an immediate family member or loved one brutally murdered. Not knowing this gut-punching grief, you can easily pontificate to the rest of us your enlightened, high-minded ideals in complete ignorance."

1. You mean like Ms. Carson's family, who has publicly stated their opposition to the death penalty? 2. You mean the only respectable positions anyone holds are those formed at the height of emotional distress?

Resentencing would be a very good idea if the new sentence is execution.

Sentence him to 80 years in prison w/o the possiblity of parole. :-)

So now he gets life in prison , minus 1 day?

So where do we begin..? How do we initiate the process to change the current state and federal laws we have on hand? As far as age, this shouldn't even come close to being a discussion when one person not only murders another person, but in such a savage and horrific manner. Times have changed and our laws must reflect those changes... a 15 year old involved in a crime today doesn't have the same innocent mannerisms as they might have had 20-30 years ago. Both parties must put aside political motives and modify criminal laws that will protect citizens the most. Gun related crime sentences must change. Probation laws must change. The "consideration of age" laws must change. Plea deals must change. The "rights" of prisoners... DEFINITELY must change. NC death penalty sentences must change. At some point, common sense must become apart of the law process. So where do we start..? Elected officials, current lawmakers, the senate, congress..?

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