Also the theory of the prosecution was that *USC* was defrauded, not the marginal applicant who didn’t get in
a lot of people otherwise correctly concerned with criminal justice reform pretty excited about throwing aunt becky into federal prison for cheating her daughter into a shitty party schoolhttps://twitter.com/AP/status/1296882464875577346 …
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this entire case is like when oj technically went to prison for stealing some sports shit but really everyone just hated him
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Schadenfreude is a helluva drug
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justice means throwing the book at everyone I don't like and leniency toward who I like
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the answer to “i think we’re being too hard on nonviolent criminals” is to be less hard on nonviolent criminals, not throw everyone who cheats on an entrance exam into federal prison lol
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I generally agree with you, but you really missed the mark here. USC is a great party school.
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I guess it depends whether one’s critique of the criminal justice system is that it’s unfair or overly punitive in abstract terms, or that it’s a tool of oppression of the less powerful. The latter view is consistent with wanting a harsh punishment in this case.
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It’s perfectly consistent to believe both that too-harsh sentences are regularly given to criminal defendants, and that a privileged class of people rarely faces meaningful consequences for wrongdoing.
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From full house to an over crowded big house. Its a bad idea to get caught doing illegal elitist stuff during a populist wave.
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