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Originally Posted by August
25 years, even with no possiblity of parole hardly seems like justice in that case...  |
No, I think the sentence in question is life, with no possibility of applying for parole for 25 years. I certainly hope it means he's never out.
On the other hand the fact it's a plea bargain does make you wonder. He's not the first case in Canada where the question of parole for a multiple murderer would cause uproar though (see Carla Homolka), and if it ever does come to a parole, I certainly do hope there is a big public outrage.
Another disturbing thought: imagine if this guy actually got to be a high-ranking officer in a real shooting conflict
