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        Old 14th December 2003, 13:04   #1 (permalink)
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        An eye for an eye

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        I read this late last night and was repulsed at this judge's decision. The man deserves a severe penalty but I do not agree with the eye for an eye system. Fortunately the article said this will be overturned by a higher juducial system which will lead to a more civilized punishment.
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