I think Sara Kruzan is an example of a young woman who deserves a second chance. There is no question that murdering anyone, even someone apparently as despicable as her victim was, is wrong. Punishment is necessary, but so is rehabilitation and the possibility of a chance to start over. What do you think?
Categories: Harsh Sentences · Juvenile LWOP · Juvenile Sentencing · Pendulum Foundation · Sara Kruzan · U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child · When Kids Get Life
Tagged: Children Without Parole, Juvenile LWOP, Juvenile Sentencing, When Kids Get Life
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laura // March 21, 2008 at 12:19 pm
Sara is a wonderful girl who had a very unfortunate childhood though none of it her fault. I spoke to her last week for the first time and she is a friend of my daughter serving life with her. She called me to make me feel better although it is them that has it rough. She gave me some pretty incredible advice comming from a young lady who has been locked up since she was 16 years old. WHAT are these lawmakers thinking? Or shall I say NOT thinking!! Ehat can possibly be accomplished by keeping this young lady and many more like her. I know some polititions, lawyers, judges, senators and the like who commit THE most horrible crimes under the noses of the public and yet they even get PAID for their actions!!
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