Bad day for victims...
10 February 2011, 10:47 AM
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Bad day for victims...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...-just-200.html
WTF
£200 fine which he won't have to pay due to him being on benefits.
Words fail me.
If I'm only going to get a £200 fine, I'm tempted to find him and do the same
Who voted this lot in......
WTF
£200 fine which he won't have to pay due to him being on benefits.
Words fail me.
If I'm only going to get a £200 fine, I'm tempted to find him and do the same
Who voted this lot in......
10 February 2011, 10:55 AM
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How on earth can I do my job with any kind of seriousness. If I go to a job like that:
Me – “Yes we will find the culprit, support you all the way, get him to court, support you at court and make sure justice is done”
Victim – “And what sort of justice can they give to help me come to terms with what’s happened – long jail sentence..?”
Me – “No, but he might small fine”
Victim – “Oh... do I get any say in this”
Me – “......No”
Me – “Yes we will find the culprit, support you all the way, get him to court, support you at court and make sure justice is done”
Victim – “And what sort of justice can they give to help me come to terms with what’s happened – long jail sentence..?”
Me – “No, but he might small fine”
Victim – “Oh... do I get any say in this”
Me – “......No”
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10 February 2011, 11:04 AM
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There is a guy in the general section who has just been fined more than that for speeding.
Should have been a suspended sentence, curfew order with 100hours community service at the very minimum IMO.
CPS and crown courts are a joke; And they are the ones who are unelected.
So it doesn't matter who we vote for, the same idiots are still running our legal system.
Should have been a suspended sentence, curfew order with 100hours community service at the very minimum IMO.
Who voted this lot in.
So it doesn't matter who we vote for, the same idiots are still running our legal system.
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10 February 2011, 11:35 AM
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10 February 2011, 11:42 AM
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If there was ever a case for administrating a good hiding! I see nothing wrong in a sentence of a flogging for this kind of case. I feel so sorry for that poor girl.
I understand your frustration Felix since I feel the same way as you do.
Les
I understand your frustration Felix since I feel the same way as you do.
Les
10 February 2011, 11:50 AM
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poor girl im glad shes back to full helth but the lad needs to be sorted in a way he wont forget.a trip to the showers in a big boys prison should do it.and the cps should go along aswell
10 February 2011, 09:17 PM
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There are not words to describe how unjust this is.
Why can no governement take a firm hand with the judges and make them hand out proper punishments. And don't quote human rights at me, we should revoke our signature of the European Human Rights bill and start using common sense. If you commit a crime like this your human rights just went out of the window in my book nio matter how old you are.
Why can no governement take a firm hand with the judges and make them hand out proper punishments. And don't quote human rights at me, we should revoke our signature of the European Human Rights bill and start using common sense. If you commit a crime like this your human rights just went out of the window in my book nio matter how old you are.
10 February 2011, 09:27 PM
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Call this justice? Teen thug who threw brick into a talented young athlete's face, leaving her with a fractured skull, is fined just £200
10 February 2011, 09:37 PM
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10 February 2011, 11:22 PM
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How on earth can I do my job with any kind of seriousness. If I go to a job like that:
Me – “Yes we will find the culprit, support you all the way, get him to court, support you at court and make sure justice is done”
Victim – “And what sort of justice can they give to help me come to terms with what’s happened – long jail sentence..?”
Me – “No, but he might small fine”
Victim – “Oh... do I get any say in this”
Me – “......No”
Me – “Yes we will find the culprit, support you all the way, get him to court, support you at court and make sure justice is done”
Victim – “And what sort of justice can they give to help me come to terms with what’s happened – long jail sentence..?”
Me – “No, but he might small fine”
Victim – “Oh... do I get any say in this”
Me – “......No”
10 February 2011, 11:34 PM
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No, I'm afraid that it is Police evidence and case preparation that is a joke. Regrettably, many serious cases have to be thrown out by the CPS because there is no possibility of a conviction being secured owing to the woeful Police "contribution".
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11 February 2011, 01:25 AM
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You are going to have to explain that one
We provide the evidence that is presented to us. This goes to CPS and the courts who decide if they can be bothered to run it, can they think of an excuse as to why they can't run it and can they pass the blame back to the police.
11 February 2011, 08:37 AM
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Under the Criminal Law Act 1981, UK criminal law makes it a crime to agree with others to commit an offence, even if the commission itself would be impossible.
11 February 2011, 09:57 AM
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There are not words to describe how unjust this is.
Why can no governement take a firm hand with the judges and make them hand out proper punishments. And don't quote human rights at me, we should revoke our signature of the European Human Rights bill and start using common sense. If you commit a crime like this your human rights just went out of the window in my book nio matter how old you are.
Why can no governement take a firm hand with the judges and make them hand out proper punishments. And don't quote human rights at me, we should revoke our signature of the European Human Rights bill and start using common sense. If you commit a crime like this your human rights just went out of the window in my book nio matter how old you are.
11 February 2011, 11:59 AM
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Poor girl. 
That Mini Thug be he 14 or not knew full well what he was doing. He should be named and shamed then thrown into a ring surrounded by the girls family and friends to do as they wish
Scumbag!
That Mini Thug be he 14 or not knew full well what he was doing. He should be named and shamed then thrown into a ring surrounded by the girls family and friends to do as they wish
Scumbag!
11 February 2011, 12:10 PM
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only way a 14 year old wouldn't know its wrong to throw bricks at cars was if he was a spacker, to show him its wrong i think it should be done to him, whos up for it lads? will only cost you £200 and i'm sure we'll all chip in.
To me this highlights another failing in the judutial system, soft on real crime, hard on odd offenders
To me this highlights another failing in the judutial system, soft on real crime, hard on odd offenders
