Is this fair?

Published by: jane 2009-01-08

Seventh grade science fair project::
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As a 17 year old, this guy murdered three people. After serving his jail time, he earned three graduate degrees and became gainfully employed. The guy is now 55 years old and just recently his past was discovered, causing him to leave one teaching position and lose a job offer for another faculty position. Read about it here (http://edition.cnn.com/2003/US/Northeast/08/01/paroled.professor.ap/) and here (http://www.post-gazette.com/localnews/20030802psuprofr4.asp). Do you think this is fair?

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At 17 he murders 3 people...what is to stop him from doing this again at some point or another?

Law::
English law by the Human Rights Act 1998) prescribed under Article 6 that all citizens have a right to fair trail and decisions again them being fair.
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Personally, I would not have wanted to know that one of my teachers killed 3 people yet he is standing up at the front of the room. He's just too dangerous and he murdered 3 others. These people no longer have a life, they are dead...gone. While he gets to have a simple life making money and doing whatever he wants. He simply doesn't have a right to do this at all and even if you do not share my opinion, you will agree having an ex-muderer at your workplace is not a very comfortable feeling, and a liability for any company.

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Life isn't fair.

In a way you have to give the guy some respect for going to get his education after that.

However if you had the choice of hiring someone with the same education but didnt commit a criminal offense, who would you hire?

Murdering three people is quite a crime. Who is to say he wont do anything similar again? This person probably has some mental problems.

Killing is serious and something that cannot and should not be overlooked.

Well like they say a criminal record ruins your life. However i really think things done as a minor should not interfere with your adult life. Lets face as kids we all do dumb stuff i think the regret when you realize how stupid you was should be enough.

I dont think its fair:mad:

It might not be fair, but if the employer states that they do not hire excons then it is their right to terminate him.

Yes, we might all do stupid stuff when we're pre-adults, however killing is serious.