A Florida court handed down a 20-year sentence to a man accused of stealing ten cartons of cigarettes from a convenience store, valued at $600 total. While many quickly jumped at the severity of the sentence, it should be noted that the suspect, 48-year-old Robert Spellman, was already well known to authorities and courts, with a total of 14 felony and 31 misdemeanor convictions on his record before the theft of the cigarettes. His reoffending nature was the main factor that provoked the Pensacola jury to issue such a harsh sentence, and as can be expected, social media immediately jumped on the situation, with many accusing the court of being biased in the case.