4 years for killing the wrong person?
01 April 2009, 04:28 PM
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Very light sentence for taking a life and ruining countless others.
You get as much for far lesser things.
Doesn't send out much of a message to the other bullies out there who are prepared to use violence for being apparently dissed.
You get as much for far lesser things.
Doesn't send out much of a message to the other bullies out there who are prepared to use violence for being apparently dissed.
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"At the time of the attack Virasami was on bail, tagged and under curfew for shoplifting, while Richardson a 37 year old grandmother, has previous convictions for deception and handling stolen goods, the court heard. "
Well the electronic tagging system works well then doesn't it!
Well the electronic tagging system works well then doesn't it!
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20 years each before the remission rubbish kicked in would have worked for me.
The discounts on sentences are to ensure that prison staff can cope with prisoners. Personally I'd prefer sentences to mean what they are when they are given and any bad behaviour inside would add time on.
Sentences these days are generally correct. The time that criminals spend inside after that sentence are a joke and no incentive. The prisons themselves are so riddled with drugs that for many of the inmates it's not a punishment
The discounts on sentences are to ensure that prison staff can cope with prisoners. Personally I'd prefer sentences to mean what they are when they are given and any bad behaviour inside would add time on.
Sentences these days are generally correct. The time that criminals spend inside after that sentence are a joke and no incentive. The prisons themselves are so riddled with drugs that for many of the inmates it's not a punishment
01 April 2009, 10:28 PM
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I'm sure that the family of the dead man would put up £20k to take these two scumbags out of circulation ....... it's about time we started dishing out the penalties the community wants!!!!!
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I'm sure that the family of the dead man would put up £20k to take these two scumbags out of circulation ....... it's about time we started dishing out the penalties the community wants!!!!!
01 April 2009, 10:33 PM
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Get real Pete 'the community' doesn't have a collective view on this, just as SN doesn't.
Let's have tougher sentences, not anarchy
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