Serious Florida is officially the most cucked state in all of the USA

[Soulflayer]

Florida passes bill allowing death penalty for child sexual abusers

Florida lawmakers have passed legislation backed by Gov. Ron DeSantis that would permit the death penalty for those convicted of sexually abusing children.

nypost.com

If you are a 12/13 year old boy in Florida and you ascend with a girl your age everyone thinks it's cute and nothing happens, meanwhile if you do the same thing as a 20+ year old man you can get the death sentence. Not just years in jail, literally sentenced to being murdered for doing something that a boy half your age could do and get off completely scot free.

After seeing this I cannot think of a single state which is gigacucked like Florida is now.

 

[Govid_Dorious]

a 13 year old...

go for 18y and you dont have trouble, not a single father wants your lame old ass going for their daughters

 

[all this time]

capital punishment is only for murder not rape

 

[Drakul]

But with this they're basically admitting what we always said. 12+ aren't children so it's not pedophilia.

 

[soul contre tous]

kys degenerate CHOMO faggot

 

[Asgard]

IncelTear/SPLC bait thread.

 

[Soulflayer]

That isnt about statutory rape dumbass. And its also children under 12.

Okay? It's still very cucked to give someone long amount of jail time or death sentence for sexually abusing a hole, doesn't matter if she's 8 or 10 or 12+.

 

[Soulflayer]

kys degenerate CHOMO faggot

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Go back to reddit where you belong.

 

[soul contre tous]

kys

 

[soul contre tous]

Go back to reddit where you belong.

 

[Ap0calypse]

Nigger schizophrenia

 

[Soulflayer]

I am a cuckold who tells people to kys for not caring what happens to a foid

Okay sure, thanks for letting others know you're a cuck

 

[BlueCore]

kys degenerate CHOMO faggot

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[PPEcel]

Here's a legal perspective on this.

The main provision is a direct challenge to Kennedy v. Louisiana (2008), which explicitly held that the Eighth Amendment prohibited the imposition of the death penalty in cases involving the rape of a child, if the child did not die or was not intended to die. Of course, Kennedy was a controversial 5-4 decision and it's likely (though not a guarantee) that the current court would have ruled the opposite.

The bill's other provision—allowing the imposition of the death penalty with an 8-4 jury instead of requiring juror unanimity—is where Florida law goes from "maybe unconstitutional" to "definitely unconstitutional". In 2020, the U.S. Supreme Court held in Ramos v. Louisiana that the Sixth Amendment jury trial right incorporates a unanimity requirement; and I don't see anything within the text and historical tradition of the Constitution to suggest that the word "jury" would mean one thing in a sentencing-phase trial and another in a guilt-phase one. Seeing as Justices Gorsuch and Kavanaugh were in the Ramos majority, with Thomas in a concurrence, this is far stronger precedent than Kennedy.

Unfortunately it will take forever for the courts to resolve these two questions because of standing. We are going to have to wait for someone to rape a child, be sentenced to death, appeal the sentence and so on. Ditto for the jury unanimity issue.

 

[CantEscapeYourFate]

FUCK florida