So the prosecution said. If true I think this is evidence of serious psychiatric disorder.
Right, a disorder that caused her to murder her kids. That is serious and we should take it seriously. Like having a compelling reason to allow her back out on the street when she had no issue murdering before.
Money? The question should be what benefit is there from keeping her in prison, the default should be liberty.
It was, until she murdered her children. That was her default.
Unless there is cause for imprisonment then she should be free.
There is a cause for imprisonment, she murdered her children. Two children to be exact.
The sentence is up, the punishment done
Lol what? No, it's not. If the sentence was up and the punishment was done she wouldn't need to go in front of a parole board. She would just be set free. Parole is something granted to people who have time left on their sentence but are deemed to be capable of living in society again. It's a privilege.
so there needs to be a positive reason to keep her in prison not just a 'we disapprove of women killing their children so lets keep her locked up' justification.
That's literally how our justice system and society works. We disapprove of an action, and we put people in prison for it. Boom, easy enough. The positive reason(s) to keep her in prison are a) she hasn't finished serving her sentence (which is life in prison) and b) she hasn't proven she will be a net gain for society.
I was being sarcastic; I meant there was no deterrent value in her sentence. Those disturbed enough to kill their children won't be deterred by her sentence. So deterrence isn't a justification for her imprisonment.
Ok, so rapists should be let out because the sentence isn't a deterrent? If she gets out and murders someone else then we just leave her out and about because she wasn't deterred? She's being imprisoned because she killed two children and we, as a society, don't want to see it happen again.
The Karen clause.
The US has a massive prison population. Prison only works for those who are a continuing risk to the public and prison keeps the population safe. Otherwise there is deterrence, done; punishment, done; rehabilitation, not going to be done now if not already done./
None of this is true, and you've completely made up that her punishment is done. There also isn't proof she's been rehabilitated. I'm not sure where you're getting this from but she's also been punished in prison for things like drugs and having sex with prison guards. Does that sound like she's rehabilitated to you?