From: doug.bryce{at}sympatico.ca (Doug Bryce)

On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 07:10:03 +0100, Phil Payne
 wrote:

>> >> Ok, I'm game for this argument, lets say they are now 20
and they get out
>> >> and do something so horrible that you wanted to lock them
up forever, how
do
>> >> you do that if a life sentence isn't forever?
>
>> >They would be.  Their license would be revoked - back in jail for life,
>> >period.
>
>> Just to make sure that I'm reading this right....there would be no
>> further license/parole opportunity?
>
>Given the predicated act - ".. something so horrible .." - yes.

But....it still requires two "horrible" acts before the 'life'
sentence becomes for life?  ie  one to 'earn' the life sentence in the
first place, and then another to 'earn' the licence revokation?

Doug

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