500,000 bail-outs murder in lol juvenile prison

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; US lol player Justin Carter's incident is followed by a terrorist suspicion of swearing in the game, and he is arrested and likely to face prolonged prison sentences.

Carter's parents openly pleaded for the innocence of his son, who had previously been imprisoned in solitary confinement to prevent suicide, and the National Public Radio reported that Carter appeared to have been "quite a lot of excessive corporal punishment" in prison, at least as his parents thought.

"He's had a concussion and a blue eye, and he's been transferred from a separate protection four times ... Be in solitary confinement, not allowed to wear clothes, for several days into depression. He became an extremely sad child. It would be a terrible experience for him forever, "Carter's father Jack said in an interview with NPR, but the details were not confirmed."

Carter is currently awaiting trial. If convicted, he could face a long jail term of about 10 years, with a bail of $500000, according to Carter's lawyer, who "never saw" such a high bail, even murderers and rapists and real terrorists. The latest hearing is scheduled for July 16, when Carter's lawyers will raise the issue of Carter's ill-treatment in prison.