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Habitual sex offender, public masturbator gets life in prison for latest crime

A sex offender with a long record and compulsion for public indecency was sentenced to life in prison without parole Friday for his latest offense — getting caught masturbating on a MAX train. Full Article

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This is what happens when we have a “rehabilitation” system that does ANYTHING BUT rehabilitate. ‘Murica!

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These sex offender registry laws are becoming more ridiculous nowadays and does nothing good. This should be a human rights issue.

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Why didn’t his lawyer get him civilly committed, obviously he has a mental health issue. Duh?

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The guy has issues, but life in prison ???? Most know that this type disorder is caused by stress and/or fear–it’s not uncommon in the military during hostile situations.

I’ll tell you who should get life in prison–it’s the judge and prosecutor, and perhaps the failed public defender, who as we really know works for the other side!

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Well, I’m not sure what to say. This man clearly is out of control! He is a danger to himself and possibly others. If I’m not mistaken, he was just released from prison? I don’t agree with the sentence, but what would you do?

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