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Why do they give such low sentences
for such a serious crime. I will never understand our legal system
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.No, he's been given an indefinite sentence. The very purpose of these is that somebody who is a threat can be kept in jail for the rest of his natural if need be. What has been said is that he'll get a review after five years. There's no way he'll be let out then. If he'd been given a finite sentence, say ten years, he'd be out after six, with good behaviour, threat or no threat. This way he can be kept locked up until he's really safe to be around.
And good thing, too.
And good thing, too.
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