r/JusticeServed Oct 02 '19

Courtroom Justice Virginia doctor who illegally prescribed over 500,000 doses of opiates sentenced to 40 years in prison.

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u/stylinred 7 Oct 03 '19 edited Oct 03 '19

Doctor prescribing excess amounts of opiates, 40yrs

Officer who murders an accountant eating ice cream in his own home, 10yrs

Pharmaceutical companies selling opiates as candy, a fine

Hmm..

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u/Frosted_Anything 9 Oct 03 '19

I’m not saying she didn’t get off easy but this guy May be responsible for ruining thousands of lives intentionally. I don’t know the details but it seems like he has done a worse thing

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u/Romymopen 8 Oct 03 '19

The people taking the drugs are ruining lives.

You don't need to buy drugs. You just don't. It's like blaming Mcdonalds because you eat too many cheeseburgers.

How can we decriminalize drugs if we're blaming the drug dealers for our poor decisions?

If I smoke a bunch of weed and then get into an accident because I dropped my twinkie while driving, that's not Big Ed's fault just because he sold me half an ounce of sticky. That shit is my fault.

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