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Eric Smith
There should be daily televised executions of these animals, and as gory as possible....it would make some think twice about their next perversion.
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Max DeYoung
Lawyers should be protecting the innocent, not the guilty. The victims, and their families are currently suffering the effects of a crime over, and over, and over again, while the public pays the financial burden for the criminal.
Phillip Chavez
"If you kill we'll kill you" it's a bit of a deterrent. It's more expensive to leave them in prison their entire lives who pays for that we do.
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Nestor Pimienta
Because is important for the society, the criminals they need to pay for the crime’s
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The Missouri cellphone law considers use of cell phone while driving a secondary rather than primary offense. The law should be strengthened to make it a primary offense.
ReplyIt should already take 70% of the SUVs off of the roads.
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