03-04-2014, 05:49 PM
The sentence is so long because there were so many charges/counts against him - each one carries a separate penalty.
Some of the penalty time for various charges was sentenced to be served concurrently with penalty time for other charges, so it doesn't equate to 115 years real time.
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Johnson ^ is an evil asshole who, IMO, solicited the rape and assault of not only his ex-wife but also his own children (the "cyber" part is irrelevant to me). He was found guilty of 70 counts of domestic abuse, including stalking, reckless endangerment and multiple violations of a protective order.
Under the sentencing agreement, he is to be incarcerated for 85 years (30 years of the sentence to be served concurrently).
He was convicted of all of those separate charges and therefor 115 years is an appropriate penalty IMO; 85 years real time is okay by me, too. I can't think of a penalty too harsh for Johnson, short of execution. His ex-wife's and kids' lives may be saved by the fact that Johnson has no chance of ever living another day outside of prison walls.
Some of the penalty time for various charges was sentenced to be served concurrently with penalty time for other charges, so it doesn't equate to 115 years real time.
Johnson ^ is an evil asshole who, IMO, solicited the rape and assault of not only his ex-wife but also his own children (the "cyber" part is irrelevant to me). He was found guilty of 70 counts of domestic abuse, including stalking, reckless endangerment and multiple violations of a protective order.
Under the sentencing agreement, he is to be incarcerated for 85 years (30 years of the sentence to be served concurrently).
He was convicted of all of those separate charges and therefor 115 years is an appropriate penalty IMO; 85 years real time is okay by me, too. I can't think of a penalty too harsh for Johnson, short of execution. His ex-wife's and kids' lives may be saved by the fact that Johnson has no chance of ever living another day outside of prison walls.