Letters,
Criminal
May 10, 2019
Am I supposed to feel sorry for a murderer?
In is May 9 column, “Reflections on a sentence of life without parole,” John Mills begins with a question posed by his client: “What am I supposed to do, just die in prison?”
Marc Debbaudt
Deputy District Attorney
Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office
Email: mdebbaudt@da.lacounty.gov
Marc is president emeritus of the Association of Deputy District Attorneys.
In is May 9 column, "Reflections on a sentence of life without parole," John Mills begins with a question posed by his client: "What am I supposed to do, just die in prison?"
Am I supposed to feel sorry? Mills doesn't bother to tell us why his client is in prison, or why he was sentenced to LWOP, but we know it is because his cli...
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