28-10-2014, 11:24 AM
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Re: A serious crime
Just another example of how soft british law is. The problem is there are too many "Do Gooders" being listened to by those with authority, and the average person is totally ignored. The politicians we have now are gutless to the point of trying to see the difference between them and jellyfish.We spend too much time trying to conform to European law instead of sticking two fingers up to them and going back to how our country should be run.
Lets hope UKIP gets into power and Nigel keeps to what he preaches and get us out . WE did ok when we traded with the world and still can again.
28-10-2014, 11:51 AM
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Re: A serious crime
From what I understand people have to have hope and to keep the prison population calm the hope is doled out by cutting time off their sentences. I am not convinced that is right and perhaps we need to find some other way to keep them calm other than letting them out before time. Although do we have any evidence an extra year or two will actually change a person and make them behave better ? perhaps prison should be more about rehabilitation and less about punishment ?
28-10-2014, 03:10 PM
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Re: A serious crime
Originally Posted by Mups
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Do any of you remember me telling you about my car that got smashed up in my own front garden last February? The driver of the other car left the road because he was drunk and on drugs if you recall.Well, tonight I was told something really alarming. There was a stabbing down in the town last weekend, and a man died as a result. Turns out the murderer was the same bloke who smashed my car up - the bloke the cops told me they had put away for 15 months (just 8 months ago).
It seems yet another case of law breakers never serving the full sentence given. Maybe the poor man who died would still be alive if the murderer was still in jail as he should have been.
I find this quite frightening.
28-10-2014, 07:44 PM
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Re: A serious crime
Originally Posted by Patsy
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Not necessarily Sue - may have been caught in the act
So hes been caught had a trial and been found guilty...in two days?
If you're caught in the act - you're guilty, a trial is just a formality 
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