Case Study On Child Molestation Case

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When it come to the case with the drunk driver it seems that the judge’s personal feeling made the decision versus the law. The drunk driver should not have to hang his family members photos that were in the wreck. He also should not have to send each one of them a dollar monthly just for the reason of not forgetting what he had done. The photos and the monthly dollar fee is the definition of cruel and unusual punishment. It is humiliating to him and causes him suffering and therefore it should be unacceptable. In the child molestation case the judge’s emotions also ran their decision. The man was never allowed to play the piano ever again is cruel. Personally, the piano would not have stopped him from molesting children. If he had molested

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