Gentlemen, start your ****kettles!
Discussion
blindswelledrat said:
Liokault said:
MarkRSi said:
Innocent until proven guilty...?
So, why so many on remand?I am sure there are other reasons, but they seem to be the main ones used.
Thom987 said:
blindswelledrat said:
Liokault said:
MarkRSi said:
Innocent until proven guilty...?
So, why so many on remand?I am sure there are other reasons, but they seem to be the main ones used.
freecar said:
The paper says the man died after an accident outside a pub.
So perhaps the lad isn't wanted for murder so you can all put your pitchforks away!
Incident, not accident.So perhaps the lad isn't wanted for murder so you can all put your pitchforks away!
"Yeah, I know I'm accused of killing your dad/husband, but can't we talk about this after my holiday? I'm booked to spend a fortnight eating English breakfasts and drinking Stella in Magaluf."
CommanderJameson said:
freecar said:
The paper says the man died after an accident outside a pub.
So perhaps the lad isn't wanted for murder so you can all put your pitchforks away!
Incident, not accident.So perhaps the lad isn't wanted for murder so you can all put your pitchforks away!
"Yeah, I know I'm accused of killing your dad/husband, but can't we talk about this after my holiday? I'm booked to spend a fortnight eating English breakfasts and drinking Stella in Magaluf."
Point being it wasn't a fight.
Manslaughter isn't murder either.
For all we know the "victim" took a swing at him he punched him back and he died. We don't know the details, but the fact that he is not charged with murder and has been allowed leave to go on holiday would suggest to me that it isn't what a lot of you are thinking.
Remember, when a judge ruled that police bail was unlawful, most of us agreed with him. When one says a suspect should be allowed to go on holiday we respond with anger.
I think those of you that agree with the judge about police bail should take a long look at yourselves.
This is exactly what we have judges for, to make these judgement calls.
freecar said:
My apologies.
Point being it wasn't a fight.
Manslaughter isn't murder either.
For all we know the "victim" took a swing at him he punched him back and he died. We don't know the details, but the fact that he is not charged with murder and has been allowed leave to go on holiday would suggest to me that it isn't what a lot of you are thinking.
Remember, when a judge ruled that police bail was unlawful, most of us agreed with him. When one says a suspect should be allowed to go on holiday we respond with anger.
I think those of you that agree with the judge about police bail should take a long look at yourselves.
This is exactly what we have judges for, to make these judgement calls.
If someone was accused of being involved in the death of a loved on in your family but was allowed to go off to Spain or wherever he is going while awaiting trial would you be happy?Point being it wasn't a fight.
Manslaughter isn't murder either.
For all we know the "victim" took a swing at him he punched him back and he died. We don't know the details, but the fact that he is not charged with murder and has been allowed leave to go on holiday would suggest to me that it isn't what a lot of you are thinking.
Remember, when a judge ruled that police bail was unlawful, most of us agreed with him. When one says a suspect should be allowed to go on holiday we respond with anger.
I think those of you that agree with the judge about police bail should take a long look at yourselves.
This is exactly what we have judges for, to make these judgement calls.
Chrisw666 said:
freecar said:
My apologies.
Point being it wasn't a fight.
Manslaughter isn't murder either.
For all we know the "victim" took a swing at him he punched him back and he died. We don't know the details, but the fact that he is not charged with murder and has been allowed leave to go on holiday would suggest to me that it isn't what a lot of you are thinking.
Remember, when a judge ruled that police bail was unlawful, most of us agreed with him. When one says a suspect should be allowed to go on holiday we respond with anger.
I think those of you that agree with the judge about police bail should take a long look at yourselves.
This is exactly what we have judges for, to make these judgement calls.
If someone was accused of being involved in the death of a loved on in your family but was allowed to go off to Spain or wherever he is going while awaiting trial would you be happy?Point being it wasn't a fight.
Manslaughter isn't murder either.
For all we know the "victim" took a swing at him he punched him back and he died. We don't know the details, but the fact that he is not charged with murder and has been allowed leave to go on holiday would suggest to me that it isn't what a lot of you are thinking.
Remember, when a judge ruled that police bail was unlawful, most of us agreed with him. When one says a suspect should be allowed to go on holiday we respond with anger.
I think those of you that agree with the judge about police bail should take a long look at yourselves.
This is exactly what we have judges for, to make these judgement calls.
Why the f
k would you accept the words "guilty" or "innocent" from a judge but nothing else?If a judge said that it was OK we must put our trust in them.
O/T did you agree with the judge about capping the amount of time a suspect can spend on police bail?
Typically emotion overrides common sense and people act like we have the worst judges in the world, it is pathetic.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tees-13032432
http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/8965791.Man_...
Spencer Freeman was attacked and sustained a head injury and later died, two people were originally arrested on suspicion of murder, one man was charged with manslaughter
http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/8965791.Man_...
Spencer Freeman was attacked and sustained a head injury and later died, two people were originally arrested on suspicion of murder, one man was charged with manslaughter
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