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: What the Judge Ate for BreakfastCommon Law: Learning crime at an early age
By Ron Sylvester
Kenneth Alvis was raised to steal. Public defender Lacy Gilmour said when Alvis reached her office, he’d grown up being encouraged to be a thief to support his family. A traffic violation at age 17 put Alvis in adult court. When he continued to break the law after his 18th birthday, he faced a probation violation. Judge Terry Pullman had to decide whether to send Alvis to prison or give him more time to turn his life around.
Full post as published by What the Judge Ate for Breakfast on February 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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