Couch’s attorney argued that because of his affluent background, he feels entitled because he’s had such little direction after being raised in a privileged lifestyle.
The defense said Couch suffered from ‘affluenza,’ a diagnosis not recognized by the American Psychiatric Association.
Judge Jean Boyd agreed and sentenced Couch to ten years probation and treatment, possibly to be served at an expensive California rehab facility that once more would be paid for by the teenager’s parents.
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