Speeding and disparate sentencing
04 May 2006, 05:44 PM
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Speeding and disparate sentencing
Ex Labour leader speeding M4 (57mph in a temporary 40, 63mph in a temporary 50) fined £400 for each offence and under the totting up procedure a six month ban.
12 y-o killed in minibus driven by uninsured and unlicensed male, was said to have been "mucking about" before incident, vehicle ended up on its roof.
Fine £250 bannned for six months for careless driving.
Conclusion: exceeding the speed limit is a more heinous "crime" than taking a life (well it is if you're part of the judiciary).
12 y-o killed in minibus driven by uninsured and unlicensed male, was said to have been "mucking about" before incident, vehicle ended up on its roof.
Fine £250 bannned for six months for careless driving.
Conclusion: exceeding the speed limit is a more heinous "crime" than taking a life (well it is if you're part of the judiciary).
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