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2. One of the biggest missteps that Wes has made was almost killing someone twice. First the kid that punched him when Wes was a kid, and when Ray punched him.

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One of the biggest mis-steps that Wes made is getting caught for selling drugs but continues anyway

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1. I think Wes had no control over selling drugs or causing violence.

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didn't have a father figure

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One of the biggest mis-steps that Wes had made was sneaking his way into the drug world from his environment around him and making it his new life.

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The invierment that he faced was very bad and then ledf him top the wrong path

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he has been in jail some times now for being a drug dealer and was on parol

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One of the biggest missteps that Wes has made was after he stopped doing drugs for good , because he saw that he was not getting money, he decided to get into the easy and dangerous way and keep selling drugs again. Instead of to push a little more and make more effort he got back to his old life.

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One of the biggest mis-steps wes had was that he starting selling drugs again after not getting paid enough from a regular job

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The strongest argument that can be made by the protection is how Wes had a prior conviction and is a known felon for gang and drug activity.

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Drug dealer and murder

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1. The strongest argument the defense could make is that Wes grew up without a father and an unavailable mother that forced him to rely on his brother's influence who was a drug dealer and a gangster.

2. The strongest argument that the prosecution could make was that Wes is a dangerous person who already has a record of attempted murder and of drug possession and blew his last chance to walk the streets freely again.

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The defense could say he has had a criminal record and in the past he has made poor decisions before. Wes had no good role models that helped him in life.

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The defense could say he has had a criminal record and in the past he has made poor decisions before. Wes had no good role models that helped him in life.

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The prosecution can say how he has been in prison for 22 years and he has become a changed man. Wes shot a man because he got 🤬 beat and he never learned he needs to get out of that life.

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I think a strong defense would be the bad influences from his girl and brother plus no one to help get him out of the hole.

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I think the prosecution has the strongest argument, I feel that Wes faced challenges but still should've been able to have control and know what he was doing was wrong at some point. One of the biggest missteps Wes made was after being caught selling drugs, instead of stopping he just found a new way to do it.

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He should be given a full sentence without parole because he tried to kill people and knew better. There were other people that grew up in his bad area that didn't end up bad.

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I think one of the reasons wes didn't have much control over his life was because of the environment he lived in, he was around a lot of drugs and gangs at a young age so it was a matter of time before he got involved in those things

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One of the biggest missteps that Wes made was going back to selling drugs after he was caught by his mom the first time.

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He should be given a reduced sentence because he grew up in a bad life, and was taught bad things by his gangster brother, Tony.

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slanging drugs and murder.

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The strongest argument you can make is that Wes had no father or role model in general.
Wes has prior convictions, he attemped to murder someone with a gun.