I think you agree, though, that when we talked about the 10-year minimum, the jury was told that they had to administer the 10-year execution based on the commission of the crime. And I think you were here when the 10-year minimum was passed. I think you would agree the idea was to try to encourage anybody that, if you are going to do something that was illegal, you don't carry a gun, because it would lower that level of potential.
Brian Bilbray: “I think you agree, though, that when we talked about the 10-year minimum, the jury was told that they had to administer…”
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Discussing the implications of a 10-year minimum sentence related to gun possession during a debate.
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