30 convictions for no licence - Now kills two little Kids
Discussion
I’ve ranted and raved on PH many a time about how banning people with no licence or giving them ghost points is a f
king joke.
My solution would be prison time. If you don’t have a licence to take the points then the points are converted to prison time not some bulls
t ghost licence. Something like 1 month inside for every point.
This f
king waste of an oxygen thief has 30 previous convictions for driving without a licence, gets high on coke and kills two innocent toddlers.
9 f
king years, I swear to god if it was my family I would be waiting for the day he gets out. He would never walk again. I’m not an angry person normally and don’t condone violence in general but for people like this an exception should be made.
Casper and Corey Platt-May deaths: Driver high on cocaine is jailed
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-coventry-warw...
king joke. My solution would be prison time. If you don’t have a licence to take the points then the points are converted to prison time not some bulls
t ghost licence. Something like 1 month inside for every point. This f
king waste of an oxygen thief has 30 previous convictions for driving without a licence, gets high on coke and kills two innocent toddlers. 9 f
king years, I swear to god if it was my family I would be waiting for the day he gets out. He would never walk again. I’m not an angry person normally and don’t condone violence in general but for people like this an exception should be made. Casper and Corey Platt-May deaths: Driver high on cocaine is jailed
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-coventry-warw...
stevep944 said:
Agree nine years is nowhere near long enough.
There is obviously no hope of rehabilitation for scum like this, despite what all the do gooders will tell us. He should be locked up for the rest of his life.
No, he should be shot.There is obviously no hope of rehabilitation for scum like this, despite what all the do gooders will tell us. He should be locked up for the rest of his life.
Sadly, stuff like this no longer surprises me, we live in a country that is a joke now when it comes to law and order.
MB140 said:
9 f
king years, I swear to god if it was my family I would be waiting for the day he gets out. He would never walk again. I’m not an angry person normally and don’t condone violence in general but for people like this an exception should be made.
+1.
king years, I swear to god if it was my family I would be waiting for the day he gets out. He would never walk again. I’m not an angry person normally and don’t condone violence in general but for people like this an exception should be made. There's the dregs of society. And then there's this specimen.
The maximum penalty for causing death by dangerous driving is 15 years. One wonders, if these circumstances are not worthy of the maximum penalty, what is?
Edit: He pleaded guilty. There is a discount of up to one-third for a early guilty plea.
https://www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk/wp-content/up...
Perhaps if someone who isn't a layman could chime in if there is scope to appeal the lack of severity of the sentence or for sentencing not to follow the guilty plea discount.
Edit: He pleaded guilty. There is a discount of up to one-third for a early guilty plea.
https://www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk/wp-content/up...
Perhaps if someone who isn't a layman could chime in if there is scope to appeal the lack of severity of the sentence or for sentencing not to follow the guilty plea discount.
Edited by DurianIceCream on Saturday 28th April 10:54
Phil Dicky said:
That's a joke..the Judge should be ashamed of himself.
Is that despite the sentence following the sentencing council guidelines he is obliged to follow?
Shouldn’t your argument be with the politicians for the maximum sentence and the sentencing council for the guidelines?
The Rookie said:
Phil Dicky said:
That's a joke..the Judge should be ashamed of himself.
Is that despite the sentence following the sentencing council guidelines he is obliged to follow?
Shouldn’t your argument be with the politicians for the maximum sentence and the sentencing council for the guidelines?
Can't blame the judge for the light sentence. His hands are tied and he is not free to impose the sentence he would likely have liked to give.
Maximum sentence at 15 years less a third for pleading guilty less time served in custody comes out at 9 years. He will get out before doing 5 years and will be free to wreak havoc on our society once again. Whatever happened to the idea of 3 strikes and you are out?
Maximum sentence at 15 years less a third for pleading guilty less time served in custody comes out at 9 years. He will get out before doing 5 years and will be free to wreak havoc on our society once again. Whatever happened to the idea of 3 strikes and you are out?
stevensdrs said:
He will get out before doing 5 years and will be free to wreak havoc on our society once again.
He will be eligible for parole in 5 years or whatever, but will only be released if he meets what ever requirements the parole board set and be out on license until his sentence is complete, that's how I understand it anyway.It's unlikely he set out that day to kill anyone, even if he is an utter turd of a man, unlike a murder. Which is why he doesn' get the same sentence as a murderer. Personally I'd not like a 9 year prison sentence, even if I only had to do four and a half years and you could sentence him to a million years and the kids won't come back.
The big issue is how you stop people reoffending like this in he first place. It would be better for everyone if he were to be rehabilitated and form a useful role in society, rather than costing us all a lot of money.
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