An Oregon man, 18, was sentenced to life for the rape and homicide of a 13-year-old woman, and a prosecutor is criticizing a state legislation that may considerably cut back his time behind bars.
Daniel Ryan Gore could also be eligible to go away jail in lower than a decade underneath the legislation in query, since he was solely 16 when the homicide was dedicated.
The state legislation that may supply Gore safety, Senate Invoice 1008, which handed 5 years in the past, prompted heavy criticism from a Washington County prosecutor.
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Daniel Ryan Gore, 18, could also be eligible to go away jail in lower than a decade underneath Oregon legislation. (Washington County District Legal professional)
Senior Deputy District Legal professional John Gerhard mentioned even the presiding decide within the case was shocked to study of the protections underneath the legislation, in response to KPTV.
Gerhard, who prosecuted the case, mentioned he believes Gore is a violent offender who will not be being sentenced to the punishment he deserves.
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Senior Deputy District Legal professional John Gerhard mentioned even the presiding decide within the case was shocked to study of the protections underneath the legislation. (iStock)
“He ought to serve the remainder of his life in jail primarily based on the crimes he dedicated,” Gerhard instructed KPTV.
Gore was convicted final month within the 2022 rape and homicide of 13-year-old Milana Li in Beaverton, Oregon. Authorities accused him of luring the woman right into a wooded space, assaulting her and leaving her physique in a creek.
Gore was convicted final month within the 2022 rape and homicide of 13-year-old Milana Li. (iStock)
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He was sentenced on Monday.
Whereas he was 16 on the time of the crime, he was discovered match to be tried as an grownup given the severity of his crimes.
