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JBoy

(8,021 posts)
7. First degree murder in Canada is mandatory life in prison
Sun Jan 29, 2012, 04:46 PM
Jan 2012

with no chance of parole for 25 years.

It's the stiffest sentence you can get up here.

Hope they rot behind bars, then rot in hell.

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Wow! graywarrior Jan 2012 #1
Some more detail. RandySF Jan 2012 #2
Misogyny, thy name is religion. nt Deep13 Jan 2012 #3
It's always a good thing when serial killers are locked up. nt msanthrope Jan 2012 #4
Good -- this was a horrific crime obamanut2012 Jan 2012 #5
Wonder how those SOBs would feel about a little Eye For An Eye justice, since they're so into their MADem Jan 2012 #6
First degree murder in Canada is mandatory life in prison JBoy Jan 2012 #7
AS I said a bit downthread, the son will be in his mid forties when he's up for parole. MADem Jan 2012 #10
They have been sentenced already. auntAgonist Jan 2012 #8
So, the son will be in his mid forties when he might be unleashed upon the unsuspecting public. MADem Jan 2012 #9
Charlie Manson ain't made parole yet. Mopar151 Jan 2012 #13
Well, he beat the chair thanks to a law change, and he's south of the Canadian border, too. MADem Jan 2012 #15
"Might," and I'm pretty sure the public will not be "unsuspecting." Posteritatis Jan 2012 #21
there will be enormous publicity when he is up for parole iverglas Jan 2012 #29
Yeah, Homolka's who came to mind for me. (nt) Posteritatis Jan 2012 #38
His CHIMO Jan 2012 #31
That would be Afghanistan, then, yes? MADem Jan 2012 #32
removal from Canada iverglas Jan 2012 #33
They CHIMO Jan 2012 #39
yes, worth taking a look iverglas Jan 2012 #42
Such a disgusting crime... jzodda Jan 2012 #11
Well, for now, they don't believe they did anything wrong. Darth_Kitten Jan 2012 #12
actually, I think they still deny committing the murders iverglas Jan 2012 #18
When you move to somebody else's country you gotta live by their Marnie Jan 2012 #14
how about people who are born here iverglas Jan 2012 #19
INSIDE THE SHAFIA MURDER TRIAL CHIMO Jan 2012 #16
Wow. polly7 Jan 2012 #25
"I think it shows that honor killings can and do happen in North America" iverglas Jan 2012 #17
Just because I said honour killing laundry_queen Jan 2012 #20
it isn't just you iverglas Jan 2012 #23
Actually if you were watching the news last night laundry_queen Jan 2012 #27
I agree, that's what I was saying iverglas Jan 2012 #28
Killing himself is a fairly good sign he was distraught muriel_volestrangler Jan 2012 #22
like I said iverglas Jan 2012 #24
What's the difference between quotes and italics? muriel_volestrangler Jan 2012 #26
whatever iverglas Jan 2012 #30
The judge who sat through all of the trial and testimony called it an honour killing. riderinthestorm Jan 2012 #43
Canadian, are you? iverglas Jan 2012 #44
I'm Irish. riderinthestorm Jan 2012 #48
Would CHIMO Jan 2012 #45
Its a direct quote from the judge, and it's in the OP article riderinthestorm Jan 2012 #46
sadly for your case, he doesn't call the murders "honour killings" iverglas Jan 2012 #50
You can semantically parse the judges words all you like but the meaning is plain riderinthestorm Jan 2012 #53
I didn't call it a crime of passion iverglas Jan 2012 #57
I Would CHIMO Jan 2012 #52
Uh huh, that's fine. I've no desire to run for anything and will continue to work with abused women riderinthestorm Jan 2012 #55
Well CHIMO Jan 2012 #56
disgusting iverglas Jan 2012 #62
you can even try the entire passage from the judge's sentencing remarks iverglas Jan 2012 #54
exactly iverglas Jan 2012 #47
You have an agenda and purposefully left out the rest of the judge's quote. riderinthestorm Jan 2012 #49
you're drifting seriously off course iverglas Jan 2012 #51
Alert on it then. I stand by my words. It's not a personal attack riderinthestorm Jan 2012 #59
spit those mealies out of your mouth iverglas Jan 2012 #60
Idea of Shafia deaths as 'honour killings' stirs debate iverglas Jan 2012 #34
Happy Madyam Madyam Jan 2012 #35
welcome iverglas Jan 2012 #36
the ones in BC? iverglas Jan 2012 #37
Welcome to DU! yardwork Jan 2012 #40
welcome to DU, Madyam fishwax Jan 2012 #41
How can you kill for honor? Swede Jan 2012 #58
nice to have you in the conversation iverglas Jan 2012 #61
nope Swede Jan 2012 #63
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