Submitted by sintactacle t3_ywzk1s in Pennsylvania
Super_C_Complex t1_iwrgk1h wrote
Reply to comment by zorioneku in Chester County man convicted of 12th DUI: Lancaster DA by sintactacle
It's not about just this guy
Police are notoriously shit about being honest about why they pull someone over.
As a defense attorney, I routinely see people pulled over for de minimis infractions.
And I don't see the people pulled over for de minimis infractions for the wrong reason that aren't ultimately charged with anything
zorioneku t1_iwrlbpm wrote
Thank you for your work, defense attorneys are a critical part of the justice system.
In this particular scenario though, I think it’s fair to focus on this individual rather than a systemic issue.
There’s no reason he should have been driving at all. He deserves a fair trial and a vigorous defense, but if he’s convicted I fully believe he should be incarcerated.
Super_C_Complex t1_iws88lt wrote
Fun fact. If he were to be pulled over now with marijuana in his system. He would be charged with a second degree felony with a maximum of ten years, which by state is required to be imposed. He would also be looking at, I believe but I'm not 100% sure since it's a new last, that it would be a 2 year mandatory minimum which would, again by law, have to be served consecutive to any other sentence he is currently serving or that would be imposed
zorioneku t1_iws8w8d wrote
If he’s pulled over NOW ?!? For a Baker’s dozen of DUIs?
My guy should never be allowed to drive again.
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