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The sentencing of Oscar Pistorius is due to begin on Monday - and the Olympic athlete could make a personal plea to the court in an effort to avoid jail.
http://news.sky.com/story/1351719/pistorius-could-plead-case-at-sentencing (Archiv-Version vom 13.10.2014)

Ach, Pistorius selbst kann auch noch mal das Gericht bitten, um eine Gefängnisstrafe zu vermeiden.

FadingScreams schrieb:seine behinderung und die selbstmordgefährdung wären ja schon mal argumente die man nicht einfach außer acht lassen kann..

zwicker schrieb:Also eine akute Selbstmordgefährdung kann ich bei OP jetzt nicht erkennen.
Und wenn es so wäre, dann wäre das mMn kein Grund für eine mildere Strafe, sondern nur ein Grund für eine Umverlegung von einer Justizvollzugsanstalt zu einer psychologischen Einrichtung.

FadingScreams schrieb:die selbstmordgefährdung ist aber bekannt

FadingScreams schrieb:und selbst Nel hatte am urteilstag damit argumentiert, OP dürfe deshalb nsm nicht auf freien fuss bleiben..

FadingScreams schrieb:es war ja auch so gemeint - kein horror knast nur ne bessere behandlung oder wie heute schon erwähnt scheint hausarrest auch noch eine möglichkeit..

zwicker schrieb:Also mir ist das neu …

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CosmicQueen schrieb:Ich meine das steht aber in einer der psychologischen Berichte. Entweder von Voster oder Weskoppies.

FadingScreams schrieb:
die selbstmordgefährdung ist aber bekannt
Also mir ist das neu …

The score of 65 if taken with the NIM score indicates that Mr Pistorius has an elevated risk for suicide. Clinical findings support this however his religious beliefs and his tong family ties currently mediate against this possibility.

South African lawyers vary widely in predictions about what kind of sentence Pistorius will get. Some say he is unlikely to go to jail because defence lawyers will successfully argue that the athlete is a first-time offender with a disability that would subject him to particular hardship in prison, while others anticipate that Pistorius will be sentenced to some prison time because of the severity of his crime.

"I think that the probabilities are that the judge will send him to prison for a certain period, but not a very long one," said George Bizos, a human rights lawyer.

There are "clear aggravating and mitigating factors" that could influence the judge's decision-making but that it was difficult to accurately predict the penalty because the "sentencing law is so individually applied", said Kelly Phelps, a senior lecturer in the public law department at the University of Cape Town.



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11.04 Gerrie Nel is asking questions now. Defence has finished with questioning. Nel is asking about the phone in the kitchen. First phone call was made by Pistorius and then Mrs Viljoen took over. She says the kitchen light was on. At a later stage when the paramedics arrived they switched the lights by the front door on. Mrs Viljoen says that Pistorius's sister packed a watch from his bedroom. She was with her. She confirms which police officer were present, he is in the courtroom.
11.03 Mrs Viljoen says she helped Pistorius's sister Aimee Pistorius to pack some clothes for her brother before he was taken away by police. She decided to take Reeva's handbag because she wanted to keep it safe "for her mother".

zwicker schrieb:Ich interpretiere das so, dass OP nicht akut selbstmordgefährdet ist, es bei ihm aber Hinweise auf ein erhöhtes Risiko gibt.