Reply #46: Even if those who can't see the injustice in sending her to jail [View All]

for something not so heinous should think about the fact that if they can do this to her, look what they can do those who don't have the money, lawyers and connections she does.

I don't think fining her money will make much of a difference to her. She has too much. I would like to see her do community service, dirty jobs, freeway trash pickup, cleaning vault toilets in parks, cleaning up at the morgue. Every time she breaks her probation, up the sentence, more hours doing community service until she gets the idea that she isn't above the law. Taking up her time doing things she doesn't want to do will make more of an impression than fines will or even jail time.

I really don't believe in jail for victimless crimes. We have other ways of enforcing the law.