Murdering litter lout hangs himself
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-13827221
Aww what a pity
I don't know why this sort of behaviour is discouraged in prison
Aww what a pity
I don't know why this sort of behaviour is discouraged in prison
Puggit said:
Sadly I suspect the resulting inquiry will somehow cost more than incarcerating him for the rest of his life 
I hope the inquiry goes something along the lines of 'Did he hang himself?' 'Yup' 'Righto, let's have a cup of tea then'.
I wish we still had the death penalty in this country. A 9mm bullet or a piece of rope is cheap; life incarceration and subsequent inquiry if the cowardly f
k decides to do the proper thing, isn't. And why waste money on utter scum?Schmeeky said:
I wish we still had the death penalty in this country. A 9mm bullet or a piece of rope is cheap; life incarceration and subsequent inquiry if the cowardly f
k decides to do the proper thing, isn't. And why waste money on utter scum?
You think that lawyers wouldn't have field day on the 28 appeals and retrials
k decides to do the proper thing, isn't. And why waste money on utter scum?thinfourth2 said:
Schmeeky said:
I wish we still had the death penalty in this country. A 9mm bullet or a piece of rope is cheap; life incarceration and subsequent inquiry if the cowardly f
k decides to do the proper thing, isn't. And why waste money on utter scum?
You think that lawyers wouldn't have field day on the 28 appeals and retrials
k decides to do the proper thing, isn't. And why waste money on utter scum?
Obviously the lawyers are just out to make a living, and given the opportunity will string a case out to maximize their income - maybe there should be some arrangement where cases that goes on for many appeals and then fail should be paid for by the lawyer who instigated the retrials? Just thinking out loud.
I know American law is different, but in a study I read about, drug dealers on death row are apparently safer than drug dealers on the street. Surely, if you've been convicted of a crime heinous enough to be put on death row then that punishment should be carried out...
There are obviously lots of grey areas, and I'd hate to think that an innocent man could be put to death, but in solid cases why mess about?
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