Ethan couch here in Tx is on the run he got ten years probation for a car wreck that he caused while drunk, killing four people. His lawyers says he is too rich to go to jail or prison claiming affluenza. Should he be locked up?

In his case he should have been sentenced to QUADRUPLE Life.

He deliberately murder 4 people.

He showed no remorse, no emotions, didn't apologized and didn't show sorrow during the trial. Secondly, to claim you are too rich to know right  from wrong or you didn't know drinking and driving is deadly wrong. Is PURE BULLDODO.

Now that he has violated his parole he needs to be in prison. Others have gotten far worst punishment for a lesser offense. Which did not involving deliberately taking a life. 

He willfully murder  4 people.

This is where he should go !

that POS deserves to be in solitary 24 hours a day for 10 years at the very least he has no compassion or remorse for what he has done

Not only was he drunk driving, he actually killed people because he's an idiot. YES he needs to be in jail! I don't want him or anyone else taking MY life into their hands because they want to drink and drive, I don't care how much money they have.

Hey, Too much shine?

I'm split on locking up drunk drivers.
I think it would be more "just" if they had all their driving privileges revoked, and had their wages garnished to pay the victims of their crime.

And with GPS monitoring, it would be a simple matter to determine IF they were driving ... Or taking public transportation.

I remember that case. It made a big splash on this side of the Pacific. It's hard for anybody outside the US to understand how his parents were able to buy him out of prison.

I'd lock him up and leave him there, and I'd throw the judge in with him. I can only guess at the size of the bribe he took to accept an "affluenza" defence -- and to set a precedent for other wealthy louts.

There have been men who were sentenced for lesser crimes. He should definitely have been imprisoned. It's completely unfair and spits in the face of the justice system and the victims.

Essentially, the richer you are, the more you get away with.