Should Oscar Pistorius be granted parole?

[bwana]

Having now served half of his sentence Oscar Pistorius is now eligible to be considered for parole. Should it be granted?

 

[OCP]

No

1. He shot when there was no clear and active danger to his life
2. He shot without knowing his target
3. He engaged when he could have easily retreated to cover or a place of safety.

 

[AsheT]

no

 

[Otibotouch]

1.He shot without knowing his wife's where about.
2.He shot through the door without seeing the target.
3.He shot without remorse seeing that he never inquired to be at least graceful.

 

[WaxLyrical]

No
He knew full well what he was shooting at.

 

[ShaunSA]

If guys like shaikh and butternut can get medical parole why not?

 

[AstroTurf]

If guys like shaikh and butternut can get medical parole why not?

and all the non high profile cases...

 

[ShaunSA]

and all the non high profile cases...

They can suck it. Justice is never about equality and bullschit.

 

[saturnz]

the clue is in the question

half sentence for half people

 

[Desiree Harding]

Definitely not. Can his girlfriend come to life?

 

[ShaunSA]

Definitely not. Can his girlfriend come to life?

I don't believe the law is interested in the supernatural

 

[grok]

Not just parole, medical parole..!!

 

[Steamy Tom]

f'k it, why not, this is the wild wild south after all.

 

[AirWolf]

I voted yes.

They can send him to the nearest Psych ward after.

 

[thehuman]

Yes , if it is his time.
If others get parole at this time why not him.
If it a problem change the parole rules.

 

[theratman]

No

 

[MikeMike]

As shitty as our justice system is, he's done the time. So being eligible for parole is only fair. Remember the beginning of Lockdown, they let a load of prisoners free.

 

[JohnStarr]

1.He shot without knowing his wife's where about.
2.He shot through the door without seeing the target.
3.He shot without remorse seeing that he never inquired to be at least graceful.

...girlfriend, not wife...

 

[JohnStarr]

No murderers should get off early. Let them serve their full time. It's the least the justice system can do for the victims' families.

 

[marine1]

No because he never took responsibility for murder.
That's the key issue, no remorse or acknowledgement that you intentionally killed her .
He has always been a hot head