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A young girl was murdered in my area more than year ago, still no trial date
There is no such thing as "two tier policing"
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Was there video evidence of the person actually murdering her?
No? Then there is no comparison between the two cases.
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Are the rioters not represented then?
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Yes was on the town centre CCTV with witnesses
And I see no reason for not taking their time, and building a solid case for maximum deserved and warranted punishment.
You'd be the first to squeal if the CPS went for a solid-but-trivial charge, just so they could turn around a slam-dunk guilty in a matter of days..........
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What legal qualifications do you possess? Speaking a layman I want the CPS to compile a strong case that a smart defence brief cannot have thrown out of court, if it takes time so be it.
the ones charged and sentenced pleaded guilty
I would imagine the policeman kicking the guy in the head makes the case tricky
the criminal justice system is at point of collapse
the govt pulled out all the stops to get instant charging and sentencing....to scare people off rioting, which I would say it had an impact
But my guess is that all the other ongoing cases will now be more delayed, including the one of the murder in your area sadly
Most (all?) of the rioters who are being sentenced now have plead guilty.
Most of them are also repeat offenders with previous convictions, the met said 70% had violent convictions.
They're the ones where the evidence is clear, the charges are indisputable and their solicitors are telling them they've got no chance so might as well plead guilty and enjoy the reduction in sentence.
Pleading guilty does result in much faster processing.
Most of them are also repeat offenders with previous convictions, the met said 70% had violent convictions.
They're the ones where the evidence is clear, the charges are indisputable and their solicitors are telling them they've got no chance so might as well plead guilty and enjoy the reduction in sentence.
Pleading guilty does result in much faster processing.
On the topic of two tier policing and as part of the ongoing 'bear ****s in woods' series, the defense and terrorism organisation RUSI says there is a two tier policy. The right wing gets away with more
www.theguardian.com
For those unaware of RUSI, they are not generally known to be bleeding heart liberals.
‘Two-tier’: UK treats far-right attacks less harshly than Islamist violence, says thinktank
Exclusive: Defence thinktank says rightwing violence ‘often classified as mere thuggery’ by politicians and prosecutors
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Very probably means he is out of a job. Maybe a charge. Change the result of a court case. I doubt it. He needed to be subdued and had been when kicked
One other factor is his family being keen on medical treatment.
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Reports of him having a cyst. ?????
Oh dear maybe it's not just externally.
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White police officers passed over for promotion due to race win claim
Detective Inspector Phillip Turner-Robson, Inspector Graham Horton and Kirsteen Bishop, a custody inspector, have brought employment tribunal proceedings against Thames Valley Police
AndyDevon falls for the one example the Daily Fail has managed to hunt down.Oh dear maybe it's not just externally.
White police officers passed over for promotion due to race win claim
Detective Inspector Phillip Turner-Robson, Inspector Graham Horton and Kirsteen Bishop, a custody inspector, have brought employment tribunal proceedings against Thames Valley Police
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