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His sentence is lifelong. Every time he closes his eyes he sees what he did. It is of no consolation to the victim's family. There is no consolation. Ending Carr's life does not bring the young man back. I hope Carr will continue to tell the story of how one bad choice rendered tragic, life-changing results. I was glad my son got to hear him speak. I pray his story is something that will stay with my son and the others for a long time to come.

He made a mistake, he took responsibility, paid his debt, THE END! Would you rather support him through welfare for the rest of his life?

I agree, his profession had NOTHING to do w/ what he did. I agree that he should not be able to get his license back for a very long time, if ever. Hopefully he has learned from what he did as well as taught a few others seeing that he was a public figure. He can't change what happened. He can only make sure not to repeat such an offense.

his personal transgression had nothing to do with his profession. by your logic, if he were a plumber, he should not be plumbing after his time

If he's paid the debt to society, then so be it. He needs to move on with his life. Forgivness is a hard thing to do apparently.

He is now back at work..right in front of the camera like he use to be as if nothing had happen..Behind the scene..yes..but not up front...I couldn't believe my what my eyes were seeing..sitting there co-hosting. Laughting all the way.

Six o'clock this morning !