Why did Judge Lynch conclude that the sentence he was required to impose on Eddie was unjust?
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Why did Judge Lynch conclude that the sentence he was required to impose on "Eddie" was "unjust"? Do you agree or disagree with his conclusion?
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Judge Lynchs Conclusion on Eddies Sentence In the case of Eddie Judge Lynch concluded that the sentence he was required to impose was unjust due to se...View the full answer
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Criminal Courts A Contemporary Perspective
ISBN: 9781506306575
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Authors: Craig T Hemmens, David C Brody, Cassia C Spohn
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