Post: #1

Here is the link

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Judge Jeanine Howard told The Dallas Morning News that she based the sentence, in part, on medical records indicating that the girl had had three sexual partners and had given birth.

Young, who was a schoolmate of the victim's when the rape occurred in 2011, was ordered to serve 250 hours of community service at a rape crisis center. The center later said he was not welcome there.

Allen further claimed that the victim had agreed to have sex with Young, just not on campus, and "upon making this bad judgment, he admitted that he proceeded over her objections to stop, and he admitted that to the police."



Meanwhile, Young is serving his 45-day jail sentence. If he compiles with the terms of his probation, he won't have a conviction on his record.

“Legally, he is now a sex offender, but looking at the underlying facts and circumstances, those conditions are not warranted,” Allen said. “We cannot treat every case the same.”

Post: #2

I noticed a little trick they did in the article where they kept referring to the victim by her age at the time of the rape, and then kept referring to the current age of the defendant in order to make it sound like it was a 20 year old on a 14 year old instead of 18/14.

Post: #3

(05-05-2014 03:14 PM)BortimusPrime Wrote:  I noticed a little trick they did in the article where they kept referring to the victim by her age at the time of the rape, and then kept referring to the current age of the defendant in order to make it sound like it was a 20 year old on a 14 year old instead of 18/14.

18/14 is very common. It's high school seniors banging freshman.
Easy Pickens.