Excellent point for sure. It seems that it is because of the complex and time consuming appeals process as mandated by law. It's not up to the prisons. So it's the law that has to change and it depends on the political party to want change.

What do you care?

​@@user-ng4fp1xz7k Because the people that live in Florida have to pay for the dumb son of a b**** to eat and sleep and his lawyers, the quicker he kicks the bucket the happier we are.

@user-ng4fp1xz7k why do you not?

​@@user-ng4fp1xz7k $$$$

Depending on if he keeps trying to appeal the death penalty sentience it could be 20 years or 40 who knows

Eye for an eye.

27.

I wonder how many people the cop killed?

In Texas, the average wait for death is 11 years. I think Florida's is at least 20.

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@@AustralianHistorySeeker-us5iu best to be stupid and not announcing it to all of us here on the internet before posting your BS and removing any doubt.

Build the gallows right outside of the courthouse so the defendant can see them.

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The woodchipper out the back starts up half way through sentencing.

You like state control that much, huh? I've noticed the Constitution isn't observed so accurately these days. One day soon...you may find yourself having to resort to the same act that this young man committed. The past 80 years hasn't been so bad for psychopaths who can bide their time. A whole world made in their image: imagine that.

100%

We need the law to include in cases like this, open and shut case, no appeals on sentence. Get him on the roster to carry out the sentence.

@@TM-rv5ke correct

Why ??

@@SP-ld4nd because 😁

@@ericowensnyc explain :))

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Need not to worry about health care either.

Nah, 60 days. No chance any government agency could coordinate something like that in 2 weeks.....

2 minutes later....

Nope they day he’s sentenced

Determining the exact percentage of false death sentences in the U.S. is challenging due to the complexity of legal cases and the difficulty in proving innocence after a conviction. However, studies and reports provide some estimates based on identified exonerations. A comprehensive study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in 2014 estimated that about 4.1% of death row inmates were likely innocent. This estimate is derived from an analysis of exonerations and other factors that indicate wrongful convictions in capital cases . This percentage represents cases where new evidence, such as DNA testing, recantation of witness testimony, or proof of prosecutorial misconduct, has led to the exoneration of individuals who were previously sentenced to death. However, this figure might be conservative, as not all wrongful convictions are discovered or proven.

@@pamgraves4% Innocent killed by Death Row ! Good Headline... Determining the exact percentage of false death sentences in the U.S. is challenging due to the complexity of legal cases and the difficulty in proving innocence after a conviction. However, studies and reports provide some estimates based on identified exonerations. A comprehensive study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in 2014 estimated that about 4.1% of death row inmates were likely innocent. This estimate is derived from an analysis of exonerations and other factors that indicate wrongful convictions in capital cases . This percentage represents cases where new evidence, such as DNA testing, recantation of witness testimony, or proof of prosecutorial misconduct, has led to the exoneration of individuals who were previously sentenced to death. However, this figure might be conservative, as not all wrongful convictions are discovered or proven.

I'm glad I'm not living in a dummy state ,in Connecticut we abolished the death penalty and the homicide rate went down

@@charlesciminera5881 so you do live in a dummy state then and used an appeals to the unknown and ignorance for your claims, what a dummy thing to do. And Florida is more desirable than CT.

Pretty much!

Chucks I'll be gone 😊

Justice????: "zzzzzzz.... .."

dead man walking around for 20 to 30 years!!!

Dont you mean dead coward walking

That has to be really stressful… nice touch, not to let them know. Definitely don’t commit crimes in Asia. 💫

Eg - Japan. I bet they never get a good nights sleep 😐🫣

Thats not entirely true. I watched a video where a guy in japan waited years.

@@John_Redcorn_ Recently saw a documentary about Japanese penal system and with death row they don’t tell them what day it’s going to be so every morning the wake up wondering. They don’t tell their relatives until it’s done. Sorry I can’t remember what channel it was on.

@@John_Redcorn_ yeah Shoko Asahara was kept alive for ages. Arrested 1995 executed 2018. Bet the prison cells in Japan aren’t designed to be comfortable.

His case is automatically reviewed by the Florida Supreme Court. He can also waive or file other appeals up to the US Supreme Court. His other sentences don't impact or change his death sentence. He might be executed before he even finishes one. They are also consecutive so they must be served one at a time. This ensures he stays in prison until all the sentences are served. Death Row in Florida is single cell 24-7. There is no contact or yard.

They dont care, why give them satisfaction of seeing pics of the victims?

​@@colonelkurtz2269no, they said concurrently, which means he can be executed while serving time

@@Jaeger2086thank you 😊

They do not care. All you're doing is giving them pictures to pleasure themselves to.

Very original

Public hanging

@LuciFeric137 yup. Agree fully.

@@terrytownsend5583and very cost effective

I agree 100%

There's no proof of that.

@@jondaniel6948 i know it for sure

@@I-am-one No, you don't.

Heaven is full of them to, for your bible says if they repent and accept the jesus, then they will go to the heaven

@kcufelgoog3225 There's a lot of people that don't really understand what the Bible says I understand that. It also says except Jesus as your Lord and Savior repent and never sin again.

So sad

Fatherless homes and a republican upbringing make young white men cop killers....why blame drugs? 🤦🏻‍♂️

Shut up clown cops are dicks

Australia too mate, things aren't good down here, very short sentences, or Bail..

The problem here in the US is that only a few states have the death penalty. Even then, they usually sit on death row for years or even decades before its carried out.

Just to remind you, there are a whole bunch of reasons why people can be found guilty, even confessing, who are later found to be factually innocent. Some interviewing techniques will produce confessions from innocent people because they can't cope with the process. prosecutors behave badly, police behave badly, witnesses have other agendas, foresnic science is sometimes overturned or improved. For example, the test for dynamite can be triggered by the cellulose from a fresh set of playing cards. That featured in a terrorism case in the UK where the Sun newspaper had the headline, "Hang them", and about 15 years later, "Guilidford 4 Freed'. A man was recently freed from being in prison after being there for 17 years for rape after the review board supposed to investigate potential miscarriages of justice refused to re-examine some DNA samples. When they finally did, they found the DNA was for someone completely different, and that fatally undermined his conviction.

To get him to shit in his pants at the end, thinking he still has a chance of growing old.

Because sometimes sentences change.

Insurance should the death sentence be overturned and unable to be reinstated.

Death sentences sometimes get overturned

Negative , all must be treated equal and there are infact innocent people sitting on death row, and the fight for them should never end and shouldn't be held to an appeal. Killing one innocent.person is an injustice.

@@chrisdidonna7371yeah, but this guy confessed to the crime ! Only in the case of overwhelming evidence or in this case a full confession should immediate consequences be taken !! Just saying !!

yup, if first appeal is denied, than death.

The victim didn't get 5 appeals.

no friend of mine!

@pierreverschueren8382 Texas had repeat violent offender on death row, if I remember correctly serving one sentence for one death, and one short sentence - appealed, successful in reducing it, problem was he was identified as a serial killer, in multiple states, but with the death sentence all others cases just stopped. It was the short sentence that kept him in prison - I believe it was Michigan that was able to get the evidence to charge him and have him transferred before his release. I watched a show a few years back. But overall it is to prevent release if the conviction is overturned, reduced or dismissed.

@@Rx-Needles Thanks for explaining . now I understand the system a bit better, I'm not from the USA.

The police officer who was convicted of raping several women while on duty a few years ago received a sentence of 500+ years for his crimes. It basically means they will never live long enough to be paroled or released

It's to ensure he won't get paroled/probation...

It's YOU'RE.

The US is a bigger place.

​@@Ragglesnap Come again? 450 million inhabitants in the EU vs. 330 million in the US?

Millions censored by facistbook Instagram utube Google X

yup,

@@timothyelliott6506 happens all the time to me

Just like comments on msn!

Join the club. CENSORED

I didn't know that Florida executed with the electric chair. I wonder how many other states use it as well?

@@hopeborski6268 it was just a joke, but I think Alabama uses the chair as a second option.

the left took it over.

Yes it was 14 days. If an appeal was lodged then about 28 days.

You think this guys deserves all of that...?

@@codybrooks3594 I’m being facetious.

Wrong color

Wrong impression. Never heard of that.

@@mrschuyler I'm a Felon.... been through the system. I realize it's Different for Different States... BUT when you pled Guilty, Normally the courts go easy on you for Saving Time and Resources. Never heard of Avoiding the Death Penalty by Pleading Guilty? Put your phone down and live a little

there's a difference between Feeling Emotions and Expressing them. Some people, like military perhaps, learn to Hide emotions rather than express them.

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They shouldn't have comment sections

@@Jesuschristiskingandlord2024Then why are you here?

Join the club. I am always in ytubes doghouse, but they keep pestering me to pay them 85 clams a month for youtubetv

Boy, you are dumb.

Get a life

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No he wouldn't walk free in Illinois lol, nice try though, gotta commend your lack of knowledge

@@chrisdidonna7371 must be nice having a blind eye on the truth of Brandon, but your a typical democrat and blind