Let me start by saying that I do not support attacks on any Emergency Service workers.
In this case, & the only information we have here is what is written in a newspaper. Something we all know is innacurate.
Lets look at this in reality.
If she lived with the original sentence, after 8 weeks it would be over & done with & she resumes her life. A life with a criminal record. A life that means she may not be able to achieve all that she has potential for. This is a young woman with no history of crime, let alone violent crime, has the potential to contribute to society for life & has admitted she made a poor judgement & has shown remorse.
The imposition of a 2 year suspended sentence with 180 hours of community service is, for a student (fulltime) an imposition. Considering over 2 years, coupled with her studies, she has to find an average of just under 2 hours per week to volunteer. She also has the very real possibility that in that period, if she does offend on anything again, the original sentence must be served, as well as any further sentence imposed. But after the 2
This young woman has been offered a lifeline. It is now up to her to show that it was deserved.