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A Stanton man was sentenced to less than four years prison for severely abusing his infant son to the point where the child will never have “a normal life.” First-degree child abuse is a felony that carries a possible life sentence in prison; however, Thaddeus Barrett, 23, pleaded no contest to the charge after the Montcalm County Prosecutor’s Office offered minimum guidelines of 42 months in exchange for the plea.
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‘A purposeful infliction of trauma’
A Stanton man was sentenced to less than four years prison for severely abusing his infant son to the point where the child will never have “a normal life.” First-degree child abuse is a felony that carries a possible life sentence in prison; however, Thaddeus Barrett, 23, pleaded no contest to the charge after the Montcalm County Prosecutor’s Office offered minimum guidelines of 42 months in exchange for the plea. Oops! An active subscription …
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