This judge simply has to be working for Reform
This judge simply has to be working for Reform
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milesgiles

Original Poster:

2,578 posts

45 months

Friday 7th February
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14370631/...

No one is this stupid/gullible/liberal

Nobody

Vanden Saab

16,261 posts

90 months

Friday 7th February
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milesgiles said:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14370631/...

No one is this stupid/gullible/liberal

Nobody
Au contrare, they really are.

milesgiles

Original Poster:

2,578 posts

45 months

Friday 7th February
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How is the judge allowed to remain anonymous?

Mr Whippy

31,212 posts

257 months

Friday 7th February
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milesgiles said:
How is the judge allowed to remain anonymous?
Because his family would also disapprove of his actions hehe

Mr Penguin

3,456 posts

55 months

Friday 7th February
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Not unusual, we're just a soft touch

bitchstewie

59,184 posts

226 months

Saturday 8th February
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Sometimes you read these things and think there simply must be more to it because it's so mad.

BikeBikeBIke

11,878 posts

131 months

Saturday 8th February
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Mr Whippy said:
milesgiles said:
How is the judge allowed to remain anonymous?
Because his family would also disapprove of his actions hehe
biggrin

Getragdogleg

9,424 posts

199 months

Saturday 8th February
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More Farage fuel.

borcy

7,839 posts

72 months

Saturday 8th February
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That seems a pretty strange decision.

Ian974

3,097 posts

215 months

Saturday 8th February
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Actually reading it, it sounds as though the anonymity is likely due to ongoing legal issues as the home office themselves have successfully appealed the judges decision.
Sounds like the appeals judges decision was plain wrong and the case is currently being re-heard.

valiant

12,401 posts

176 months

Monday 10th February
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I think they’d be an awful lot more to it than simply a distaste for non-U.K. chicken nuggets but it keeps Daily Mail enthusiasts angry and clicking so…

There’s a section in the Secret Barrister’s first book where he/she takes a look behind an earlier case where the papers (and a certain Theresa May) claim a failed asylum seeker was allowed to stay because of his cat but when the case was examined in the book there was a whole host of legitimate reasons why he was allowed to stay and the judge made a joke at the end about the cat being a contributing reason but guess what the Daily Mail printed and what it also omitted?