Sentencing Disparities: 120 Days vs 12 Years for Violent Crimes

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Reid Mitchell, a Texas teenager accused of brutally assaulting his teammate Cole Hagan, has reached a plea deal. Mitchell will serve 120 days in jail and then a 10-year probation. Hagan's family opted to "show mercy" to Mitchell given his age and lack of a previous record. Mitchell's conviction will be expunged if he spends his probation free of other violations. A multi-million dollar civil suit against several of Hagan's peers and their parents looms.
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