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Originally Posted by jrc
The work release is a normal result of the sentence, which is a normal result of the crimes she was convicted of. Any blame, goes back to the procecutor not getting a conviction on the drinking. I'm not going to get into the trial again, but her punishment is related to her conviction, not her actions.
This will be a real test for her. If she has a drinking problem, she will slip and the prison will catch her drinking. If she doesn't respect the judges and MP rulings, she will operate a boat and get caught, the temptation is always in her face. If she drives her SUV recklessly, she will get caught, you know everyone is watching. This is her test.
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The problem is that I don't want anyone to get involved in her recklessness. If I knew that every drunk operator was alone and only hit islands or trees and killed themselves, that would be OK by me. Unfortunately, we know that is not the case- it is usually the drunk who survives.