Ferrari sentenced

[OldMatCoach]

Judge sentences former Nebraska wrestler for evading arrest in Texas

Former Nebraska wrestler AJ Ferrari was sentenced for evading arrest in Texas.

www.ketv.com

 

[SkiSkiSki]

Judge sentences former Nebraska wrestler for evading arrest in Texas

Former Nebraska wrestler AJ Ferrari was sentenced for evading arrest in Texas.

www.ketv.com

Short version: 3 years probation

 

[Wrestleknownothing]

Short version: 3 years probation

I wonder how the subsequent cases will interact with that probation?

 

[El_Jefe]

 

[Sunshine88!]

Judge sentences former Nebraska wrestler for evading arrest in Texas

Former Nebraska wrestler AJ Ferrari was sentenced for evading arrest in Texas.

www.ketv.com

Unbeleivable. He needs time incarcerated to reflect on his life. That’s the Only hope for this young man.

 

[Efejle]

These days you need to literally try to kill someone or the equivalent in crime in order to see jail time: Jails are so badly overcrowded all across all 50 states, especially in huge states like Texas, California and New York.

 

[PAHURDLER]

We are starting to lose count of how many times Corby has gotten AJ Ferrari off.



I said what I said.

 

[Alwayssmooth]

Unbeleivable. He needs time incarcerated to reflect on his life. That’s the Only hope for this young man.

Man is 25 years old. It's already too late for him to grow up.

 

[WexfordWarrior]

We are starting to lose count of how many times Corby has gotten AJ Ferrari off.



I said what I said.

 

[FineMaterial]

These days you need to literally try to kill someone or the equivalent in crime in order to see jail time: Jails are so badly overcrowded all across all 50 states, especially in huge states like Texas, California and New York.

Not! Jails are closing everywhere, rapidly. It's a major problem in upstate NY where it may be the only source of income. Try facts next time you want to try reporting news breathlessly.

 

[rcsone1]

Yeah…this is a great deal!

These days you need to literally try to kill someone or the equivalent in crime in order to see jail time: Jails are so badly overcrowded all across all 50 states, especially in huge states like Texas, California and New York.

...it was recently reported illegal aliens ATTENDING state prison in Oklahoma cost $34,000 per day...if these people were sent home, maybe they could quickly make available necessary room for other travelers to known, deserved legal attendance......?.......best to all.............rs

 

[mcpat]

Not! Jails are closing everywhere, rapidly. It's a major problem in upstate NY where it may be the only source of income. Try facts next time you want to try reporting news breathlessly.

What Prisons are Closing in New York State - The Prison Direct

Closure of Prisons in New York State: Identifying Facilities Undergoing Shutdown.

theprisondirect.com

“The closures of prisons in New York State are driven by a combination of factors, including overcrowding, budget cuts, and a shift towards rehabilitation and reentry programs.”

 

[SkiSkiSki]

What Prisons are Closing in New York State - The Prison Direct

Closure of Prisons in New York State: Identifying Facilities Undergoing Shutdown.

theprisondirect.com

“The closures of prisons in New York State are driven by a combination of factors, including overcrowding, budget cuts, and a shift towards rehabilitation and reentry programs.”

Can someone explain why overcrowding would drive the closure of prisons? Seems backwards.

It may be cheaper to put criminals back on the streets, but some things are worth paying for.

 

[mcpat]

Can someone explain why overcrowding would drive the closure of prisons? Seems backwards.

It may be cheaper to put criminals back on the streets, but some things are worth paying for.

Literally the article explains it.

 

[creamery freak]

Short version: 3 years probation

Being in Iowa for a year will count as time served in prison, no?

 

[SkiSkiSki]

Literally the article explains it.

If "alternative solutions" was the right thing to do they would have done that before worrying about the overcrowding. "Hop[ing] to reduce its prison population in a more sustainable and humane manner" means putting criminals back in the streets and "hoping" it turns out well. Make it make sense.

 

[mvattivo]

This is only for one of the charges he is facing, not all of them, correct?

 

[Cali_Nittany1]

Being in Iowa for a year will count as time served in prison, no?

Great scene from a great movie:

 

[mcpat]

If "alternative solutions" was the right thing to do they would have done that before worrying about the overcrowding. "Hop[ing] to reduce its prison population in a more sustainable and humane manner" means putting criminals back in the streets and "hoping" it turns out well. Make it make sense.

I’m not saying I’m for or against. But the article explains that prison overcrowding and bad things that happen because of it, along with other things such as costs and a different philosophy about how to spend that money has led to the closures.

I don’t care about anyone’s politics. I’m just saying that the OP was blown off and he was actually right.

 

[Nitlion1986]

These days you need to literally try to kill someone or the equivalent in crime in order to see jail time: Jails are so badly overcrowded all across all 50 states, especially in huge states like Texas, California and New York.

If you are nobody important and can't afford a competent lawyer and you get caught with a couple hundred dollars of pot and more than 5 bucks in your pocket you are getting jail time.

However, once you are on probation you are effectively under our legal system's thumb and they are just waiting to catch you doing something terribly stupid.
I find it difficult to believe AJ can live his life for 3 whole years not getting caught doing something stupid. He will get caught driving 100 mph in a school zone, or sitting in a bar, or putting his hands on a woman. It isn't his fault, he deserves a second chance X 20, I won't get caught, in his head everything is justified. Doing stupid things is in his DNA.

 

[RockySmith]

I’m not saying I’m for or against. But the article explains that prison overcrowding and bad things that happen because of it, along with other things such as costs and a different philosophy about how to spend that money has led to the closures.

I don’t care about anyone’s politics. I’m just saying that the OP was blown off and he was actually right.

I’m with Ski. I read the article and couldn’t understand the logic. I asked my buddy ChatGPT to analyze it, and it said,

“So when the article says:

“Overcrowding has been a persistent issue… [so] the state has been forced to find alternative solutions to reduce the prison population.”

and then presents closing prisons as one of those solutions, it doesn’t make logical sense.“

Chat also says Prison Direct states Attica and Green Haven are closed, when they are both still operating. Also, “I would not regard The Prison Direct article as a reliable source.”

In the end, it’s not important enough to get upset at each other about. I’m optimistic that Nebraska convicts AJ and deals with him more harshly since he has now been convicted in Texas of essentially the same crime.