Unbelievable. Judge Baldwin sentenced Brian Scully to Probation for his role in murdering Luis Ramirez! For those of you who recall the testimony, the reason many said Piekarsky and Donchak received only 6 months was because they said Scully was the actual Kicker. He was the guy who kicked him since the key witness said the kicker wore white tennis shoes. He was the only person who wore white tennis shoes. Scully acknowledged the kick but said he missed. (yeah, right). Now, he gets PROBATION!!! Justice for Luis has truly been denied! This is Shameful!!republican herald reports:
Baldwin decides Scully's punishment for Ramirez death
Schuylkill County President Judge William E. Baldwin has made a determination in the juvenile case against Shenandoah Valley student Brian Scully, 18, for his involvement in the beating death of an illegal Mexican immigrant.
Baldwin decided Monday the teen will be on probation until age 21, will remain under house arrest until Baldwin says otherwise and will be subject to alcohol monitoring until age 21. Scully must also perform 400 hours of community service and pay $1,147 in restitution.
Scully was one of several youths involved in a street fight July 12, 2008, in which Luis Ramirez Zavala was severely beaten and kicked in the head. Ramirez died July 14 from his injuries.
Shenandoah teens Brandon Piekarsky, 17, and Derrick Donchak, 19, were found guilty in May of simple assault, the least serious of the charges they faced, in connection with the death. Piekarsky had been charged with third-degree murder.
Although he was charged as a juvenile, hearings in Scully's case have been mostly open to the public due to the severity of the crime. Under Pennsylvania law, because he was charged as a juvenile, the maximum penalty Scully faced was confinement to a juvenile detention facility until age 21.
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Coward Terrorist gets Probation for Murder - The Racist Justice System - Racist Judges, Juries, Prosecutors, District Attorneys
"While the men yelled racial epithets at Ramirez, they punched and kicked his head and body so severely that he lay foaming at the mouth with two skull fractures."
"Once Ramirez was on the ground he was continually kicked until brain matter leaked from his skull."
The most coward bastards get probation for murder. They get away with murder.
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Vicente Duque
Good! Just goes to show that our criminal justice system is working. Decisions were based on evidence, not emotionalism and a desire to hang everybody regardless of testimony and evidence just because the ethnocentric Hispanics who wanted white blood said so!
"Good! Just goes to show that our criminal justice system is working. Decisions were based on evidence, not emotionalism and a desire to hang everybody regardless of testimony and evidence just because the ethnocentric Hispanics who wanted white blood said so!"
funny how white ppl say this except when it happend to OJ, THATS when the justice system screws up and emotionalism is needed in that case
Washington Post : Stay the Stimulus Course - Give Time to the Stimulus Package to operate properly and it will help a lot
By Alan S. Blinder
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Stay the Stimulus Course
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/08/10/AR2009081002570.html
Some excerpts :
The simple truth is that even the voracious U.S. government cannot spend $787 billion quickly. Spending from the stimulus legislation is running pretty much in line with what the Congressional Budget Office projected when the bill was passed -- which was 24 percent in fiscal 2009 (which ends Sept. 30) and an additional 50 percent in fiscal 2010, or 74 percent in about 18 months.
These are still early days for a bill Congress passed only six months ago, but the stimulus has already had a notable impact. The average estimate of three private forecasting firms is that the stimulus added about 2 1/2 percentage points to the annualized GDP growth rate in the second quarter. (If that sounds too high, remember it means adding only about 0.6 percent to the level of GDP.) The consensus of the three firms is that the impact on third-quarter growth will be a bit larger. As they say on the farm, that ain't hay.
But let's put those numbers into perspective. The advance estimate of second-quarter GDP growth came in at negative 1 percent. That's a poor performance; we went downhill rather than uphill. But it marked a huge improvement over the disastrous first quarter (negative 6.4 percent growth) and the two quarters before that. Using the aforementioned estimates, fiscal stimulus accounted for about half of the improvement from the first quarter to the second.
We are now in the third quarter, when the importance of the stimulus is likely to be even greater. In fact, its estimated growth impact (about 3 percentage points) actually exceeds the consensus forecast for third-quarter growth -- meaning that, according to current expert opinion, the stimulus will account for more than 100 percent of GDP growth this quarter.
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