Sarah Lavis

Let's just get over and done with.

And I won't go to trial.

All of it.

And then you look at the court system and how many times during a day are people there just to adjourn a case?

Yeah.

Like how much wasted time.

Yep.

When they could just ring and say, okay, you get two adjournments, ring up, book in, that's it.

But you have to go before the court, waste the time, put your case forward.

Like there's so much wasted time in a courtroom.

I think that there needs to be more succinct laws where this is your crime, this is the time that you get, this is your time for parole.

There's so much nuance and every judge can decide what they're going to put in, what they're not going to put in, how long are they going to go the minimum, the maximum.

And I know that they say there's a lot of mitigating factors.

I don't believe in mitigating factors.

He stayed a bit longer because he refused to engage in the program.

But a lot of them do that as a tactic so that when they're out, they're out and they're free.

They're not on parole.

They don't have to report.

Yes.

Yeah.