I think the pink was originally in the article, but first search result found:
Derijks later told the press that he essentially “blacked out” from grief and anger in that moment. Interestingly, because the judge understood the immense emotional weight of the situation, she never filed a formal complaint against him, and he was not prosecuted for the outburst.
If that affects it at all, it decreases the punishment the father will get. If the ruling had immediately been 15 months, the throwing would have been much less justified and whatever punishment he gets would be therefore harsher.
And now the father will get a harsher sentence than the killer?
Obviously.
Should have thrown a car
Yeah, then he’d be fine, as long as he has insurance coverage and doesn’t flee the scene.
but have a few drinks first, so he can get off.
Shoul’ve just waited and run her over with a car. 3 people gets you 120 hours, one surely only gives you 40
Nope. The judge found it “understandable”. It’s been reported on since.
…link to this report please?..
I think the pink was originally in the article, but first search result found:
https://www.motorbiscuit.com/dad-throws-chair-at-judge-over-absurdly-low-sentence-for-the-driver-who-killed-his-little-girl/
The killer got 15 months in jail. Impossible to imagine somebody would get 15 months of jail for throwing a chair at a judge. So, almost surely not.
Not until after the chair was thrown.
… SO VIOLENT RESISTANCE DOOOOES WORK AFTER ALL!? huh!? Its almost like thousands of years of human history have already provne this!
If that affects it at all, it decreases the punishment the father will get. If the ruling had immediately been 15 months, the throwing would have been much less justified and whatever punishment he gets would be therefore harsher.