This week's starts a series of high profile case episodes. Lacey & Lauren discuss the case in South Carolina where Jamie Komoroski received a 25-year maximum sentence after pleading guilty to felony DUI resulting in death and great bodily injury. The incident involved hitting a golf cart carrying newlyweds, killing the bride.

Lauren & Lacey cover:

• A follow-up on the question about South Carolina parole board appointment process
• An analysis of Komoroski's sentencing and motion to reconsider
• The comparison with similar DUI cases and sentencing disparities
• A discussion of mandatory minimums vs. education for prevention
• And advice for parents and young adults regarding safe transportation

Case Details:

• Defendant: Jamie Komoroski
• Charges: Felony DUI with death, DUI with great bodily injury
• Sentence: 25 years (maximum)
• Circumstances: Hit golf cart carrying newlyweds, bride killed
• Motion to reconsider filed citing: no prior record, absence of intent, addiction treatment, remorse

Legal Discussion:

• Different DUI charge levels explained
• Concurrent vs. consecutive sentencing
• Sentencing disparities in comparable cases
• Impact of age and circumstances on sentencing
• Role of judicial discretion and bias

Resources:

• Current SC mandatory minimum for felony DUI with death: 1 year
• Maximum sentence: 25 years

Preventive Measures:

• Importance of ride-sharing options
• Parent strategies for encouraging safe choices
• Need for better youth education about legal consequences

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