Barristers striking
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Continuing your trend of being wrong. The barristers are striking because they aren't getting the pay rise recommended to deal with the pre-covid shortfalls.
Zzzzzz.
He fell from the boat. I pushed him in the water knowing he could swim, the tide came in and there was a strong current. He was swept away. It was the fault of the tide and the current, which is affected by the moon, which was created by the Big Bang, that he drowned,, nothing to do with me.
Was there a video of there crime ?
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clutching at straws now ?
Not at all
The 4 cases are mentioned previously guilty 100%
Absollutrly no doubt as to there guilt none what so ever
Mind you I dare say you don’t think they are so you could plead there case
Mitigating circumstances
Some thing in there child hood or some other such waffle you could dream up
You could play the race card ? Or maybe the human rights card
Did they plead not guilty?
What was the verdict?
Of course, just like all the others previously found guilty.
I'm sure you will agree there was no doubt, and public clamour for brutal revenge
After 40 years I’m prisoner to a murder I didn’t commit
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The innocent Welshman wrongly hanged for killing his wife and child
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www.walesonline.co.uk
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Found guilty beyond reasonable doubt
Was mentally ill by the time he was released, and died a year later.
www.theguardian.com
Served 27 years for murder he did not commit. "Asked what he made of the revelation that he could perhaps have been freed a decade ago, he said: "Disgraceful."
www.theguardian.com
Found guilty beyond reasonable doubt
Was mentally ill by the time he was released, and died a year later.
Timeline: Lesley Molseed murder
Timeline of events surrounding Lesley Molseed's murder since she went missing 32 years ago.
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Served 27 years for murder he did not commit. "Asked what he made of the revelation that he could perhaps have been freed a decade ago, he said: "Disgraceful."
Prisoner Sean Hodgson has murder conviction quashed after 27 years
Court corrects miscarriage of justice as new DNA evidence quashes Sean Hodgson's conviction for killing Teresa de Simone
www.theguardian.com
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I think trans is mistaking a fair trial for letting people off the crime and it's punishment.
Just not understanding !
Just not understanding !
Of course, just like all the others previously found guilty.
I'm sure you will agree there was no doubt, and public clamour for brutal revenge
After 40 years I’m prisoner to a murder I didn’t commit
HE IS the victim of Britain’s longest miscarriage of justice, but 40 years after he was “framed” for murder Stephen Downing says he is still a prisoner – despite being a free man for more than a decade
The innocent Welshman wrongly hanged for killing his wife and child
The terrible miscarriage of justice in the case of Timothy Evans would feature prominently in the campaign to end the death penalty in Britain
Birmingham Six 'were in the wrong place at the wrong time'
Chris Mullin, one of the first campaigners to fight for the freedom of the Birmingham Six, looks back on the case 20 years after the men's convictions were quashed.www.bbc.co.uk
Stefan Kiszko - Evidenced Based Justice Lab - University of Exeter
Bridgewater Four - Wikipedia
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Yes we can all pick miscarriages of justice which mean there was doubt about there guilt
Some fruit cake crossing a road to stab Joe cox 100% guilty
Some bloke picking up a 4 year old and throwing him off a roof 100% guilty
Throw him off a roof imo
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And who gets to decide the guilt and apply whatever punishment ? Specifically who !
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found guilty beyond reasonable doubt !
Yep, definitely a lack of understanding.
And it was in the first line of JohnD's post, so no excuse for his short attention span.
Either you're restricting your state sanctioned killings to such a tiny group as to be pointless, or you will eventually kill innocents.
Capital punishment is a waste of time and money. It's nothing more than vicarious revenge killing.
Capital punishment is a waste of time and money. It's nothing more than vicarious revenge killing.
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