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She really hasn’t been given a prison sentence. She is at home, and she’s staying there.You don't think encouraging arson and atempted murder deserves a prison sentence?
She really hasn’t been given a prison sentence. She is at home, and she’s staying there.You don't think encouraging arson and atempted murder deserves a prison sentence?
Articles I've read say she's serving 40% in jail and then the rest on licence, no ?She really hasn’t been given a prison sentence. She is at home, and she’s staying there.
Bloody hell. Sorry, I’ve got that wrong.Articles I've read say she's serving 40% in jail and then the rest on licence, no ?
I suppose it depends if you are happy to live in a world where people purely on the grounds of colour are advocating burning people of a different colour. Sounds pretty abhorrent to me and removing such people from society within the sentencing guidelines seems completely appropriate.I can't believe anyone truly thinks this deserves a custodial sentence. I am sure we had a thread a few weeks ago with much of the same posters proclaiming too many people are sent to prison.
They had two choices allowed rioters and instigators a free pass or not…and you can’t just wash over the idea that the Tories handed ov ler a massive problem, not just a bunch of keys with a weak analogyThe Tories handed over the keys to Labour, they opened to cells.
If someone was released by mistake that isn’t the government responsibility it’s the people in charge of operating.And as for these for whom do not fit the criteria for release but were all the same and on who's authority!!!
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Reoffending prisoner was let out by mistake, BBC told
The government has confirmed 37 prisoners jailed for breaching restraining orders were mistakenly released.www.bbc.co.uk
Justice by nursery rhyme well I’m glad you are nowhere near our justice system. I mean what next it’s ok to steal porridge as long as it’s from mummy or daddy bear, but stealing from baby bear is a crime?ffs get in the adult world if your gonna converse on the justice systemSticks and stones and all that shoite.
I wasn't commenting on the wisdom of the policy (and certainly not on its implementation, I have no expertise there) just that you were wrong in your assertion that it was a purely Labour policy. I notice from earlier in the thread that you are keenly awaiting the verdict in the Ricky Jones case. Be fascinated to hear if you've provided advice to his solicitor to go for the "sticks and stones and all that shoite" defence in his case that you seem to think would have tipped the scales in Mrs Connolly's defence? Or is there a fundamental difference between his case and hers that means you think he deserves jail and she doesn't?And as for these for whom do not fit the criteria for release but were all the same and on who's authority!!!
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Reoffending prisoner was let out by mistake, BBC told
The government has confirmed 37 prisoners jailed for breaching restraining orders were mistakenly released.www.bbc.co.uk
Really?mean tweets
Really?
Encouraging attempted murder and arson. Don't be one of those peoplemean tweets
I have no problem with that - do you have a problem with these sentences?I wish paedophiles were treated so swiftly & harshly by the justice system.
I’m interested to see if that poster is in agreement with Lucy Connolly’s sentence at allIf paedophiles publicly announced what they'd done, it would make it easier to treat them as swiftly, but they tend to keep quiet about it.
For Lucy Connolly, her crime and the announcement were one and the same.
Easy block, he’s back againconsidering the sentences people are getting for child abuse images this is quite substantial. mean tweets or child abuse?
She encouraged rioters to commit mass murder