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Sex Offender Released

In another case of a rapist walking out of jail with little time served, a Oklahoma father is questioning why it is that the man who raped his 13 year old daughter is free after only four months.

Jurors sentenced 38-year-old Gregory Bryant to 30 years in prison for raping the 13-year-old girl. But Pawnee County District Court Judge Jefferson Sellers said the jury's verdict was a miscarriage of justice, so he suspended Bryant's sentence.


A miscarriage of justice? The girl was 13. He was 38. HE RAPED HER. I'd have to say the miscarriage of justice happened when a judge went and overturned the sentence given by the jury and then had the balls to release this rapist.

Someone please tell me- just what is going on with judges? Are they just wanting attention from the media and for some odd reason they have decided that the only way to get it is to betray those those come before them as victims of crimes seeking justice?

I've tried to find more information on this case, but have not yet been able to. Those with any background information on this case- let me know.


KOTV - The News on 6 - Rape Victim's Father Upset With Judge's Decision To Set A Convicted Rapist Free

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Anonymous said…
Yeah, sad. Now imagine those two girls are black...

At least they are alive.
18/3/06
Anonymous said…
All this just keeps blowing my mind...

Jimmyb is a friend of mine and he told me after I had visited you the other day....that I should check you out via email. So glad to have found you and Miss Lisa..Beyond Frazzled. It is blessing to see someone else outraged by these predators and the judges that are releasing them. THIS HAS GOT TO STOP....

It is almost like these judges want the media to challenge their legal loop holes...and the overwhelming judges that are doing this are liberals. That is a fact.
18/3/06
Anonymous said…
Thought you might be interested in this
http://www.spokesmanreview.com/local/story.asp?ID=121508
19/3/06
Anonymous said…
It is my understanding, that the judge found the alleged 13yr old victim's testimony regarding alleged anal sex with out pain or bleeding to be not credible taken in conjunction with numerous credibility issues with the complaining witness and her mother. Not to mention the fact he had refused to allow the defense a continuance to compel the person who had done the "rape" exam to testify. Prosecutors often fail to bring unfavorable state witnesses to court believe it or not. Presumably the evidence from the exam would have been inconsistant with anal incourse with a 13yr old girl. In laymens terms the physical evidence did not match the testimony that made it before the jury. It is my understanding that this judge after hearing the girls testimony realized the reversable error that was about to result. He did the right thing and prevented an injustice from happening.

We need more judges like this. I have practiced before him and he is an excellent judge. I posted previously but it is curiously missing.
25/3/06
Lilo said…
" I posted previously but it is curiously missing."

I doubt that. Had you posted, and had it been deleted as you're hinting- you'd see a little trash can where your post had been and something to the effect of "this comment removed" next to it. Plus, I don't remove comments because they are in disagreeance with mine thoughts- I only remove them when they are completely offensive.

Perhaps it is under a different entry.
25/3/06
Anonymous said…
Recently, he (rapist) was jailed into the Pawnee County for violating sex offender registration law. No further news has been published.

http://okpawnee.jailsoftware.com/PressArrestRelease.asp?itbSiteID=15&ArrestNo=2006000255
23/4/06
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