The American "justice system" is cruelly (yet accurately) mocked by a murderer in North Carolina. He is a vicious thug who, rather than is paying for his crimes, is enjoying a life of comparative luxury at the government's expense.
In a letter to a local newspaper, the robber/murderer boasted that, even
though he is on death row, he will very likely never have to face the executioner.
Instead he sneeringly asks, "Is the public aware that I am a gentleman
of leisure, watching color TV in the A.C., reading, taking naps at will,
eating three well balanced hot meals a day. I'm housed in a building
that connects to the new 55 million dollar hospital with round the clock
free medical care 24/7."
And, of course, this is just one case. The sad reality is that there are hundreds of thousands of other prisoners in the United States who are enjoying the same irony as they live a richer life after committing their crimes than before. No work, no deprivation, no restitution and no substantial incentive for criminals to avoid coming back to prison when they are released.
Sigh. This, ladies and gentlemen, is what's called getting away with murder.