Summary/Reflection

Summary/Reflection

Tony Farmer was one of the most highly-recruited high school players in Ohio, fainted in court when he heard he was given a 3 year prison sentence. Tony had kidnapped his girlfriend, stole a credit card, and sent faulty text messages. Everything he did made him go to court and have this prison sentence.

I think that Tony wasn’t very smart to do what he did. He kidnapped his girlfriend, which in the first place you shouldn’t be doing. You should be treating women with respect and care not kidnapping them. The fact that he stole the credit card and sent faulty text messaged added to his prison sentence. He should have thought what the consequences would have been before he had even started. This way he would have seen what would have happened and he would have been fine. Think before you act.

Summary/Reflection

Summary/Reflection

Marion Jones was a part of the Olympic team and had a great future. She had won 3 gold medals and 2 bronze medals. Yet everything turned upside down when she cheated for using drugs to enhance her performance. She lied to the officials and she got caught. She was then stripped of her medals and sent to prison for 6 months.

 

I think that Marion shouldn’t have cheated. She knew that she was doing wrong things and she knew what she was getting herself into. She was choosing the wrong the entire time she took those drugs. It’s that same thing as if cheating in a video game or cheating at school. You might feel great and on top of the world, but as soon as you get caught everything comes crashing down. The bigger you are when you cheat, the harder you will fall.

Summary/Reflection

Summary/Reflection

Two grandparents locked a child for six years in their restroom. They felt that the child was not meeting their rules and so they punished the girl. They locked her up for six years and the only time she could come out was to go to school. The grandparents were charged with a first and third-degree felony punishable for many years in prison.

 

I think that this is really messed up. To put a child in a restroom for six years? That is no way to treat someone that is innocent and small. They should be locked up in a restroom for six years to see what it felt like for the girl. This is no way to treat a child and I know that justice is served when I hear that they will be going to prison. The grandparents should be ashamed of what they did.