General Discussion

The consequences of that sentence still make it a sentencing, even if it's one you don't like.

In this sentencing of unconditional discharge:

The sanctity of the jury’s verdict is preserved.
The name of Felon is official.
The Felon
-- lost rights and freedom of travel;
-- will have a criminal background record;
-- is barred from purchasing a firearm in either New York or Florida;
-- must submit a DNA sample for New York's and FBI’s Combined DNA Index System;
-- may be barred from travel to:
1. Argentina: Denied upon entry
2. Australia: Denied upon entry
3. Brazil: Denied if discovered
4. Cambodia: Denied if discovered
5. Canada: Denied upon entry
6. Chile: Denied if discovered
7. China: Denied upon entry
8. Cuba: Denied upon entry
9. Dominican Republic: Denied if discovered
10. Egypt: Denied if discovered
11. Ethiopia: Denied if discovered
12. Hong Kong: Denied if discovered
13. India: Denied upon entry
14. Indonesia: Denied if discovered
15. Iran: Denied upon entry
16. Ireland: Denied if discovered
17. Israel: Denied upon entry
18. Japan: Denied upon entry
19. Kenya: Denied upon entry
20. Macau: Denied upon entry
21. Malaysia: Denied if discovered
22. Mexico: Denied if discovered
23. Morocco: Denied if discovered
24. Nepal: Denied if discovered
25. New Zealand: Denied upon entry
26. Peru: Denied if discovered
27. Philippines: Denied if discovered
28. Singapore: Denied if discovered
29. South Africa: Denied upon entry
30. South Korea: Denied if discovered
31. Taiwan: Denied upon entry
32. Tanzania: Denied if discovered
33. Tunisia: Denied if discovered
34. Turkey: Denied if discovered
35. Ukraine: Denied if discovered
36. United Arab Emirates: Denied if discovered
37. United Kingdom: Denied upon entry

Just a suggestion: Before venting ... think things through. Do some cursory checking. Posting such sweepingly emotional and link-free fact-free, opinions against your own country's legal system helpshelpshelps our opponents win.