What a total joke...

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DimPrawn replied

12 March 2009, 16:40
Originally posted by Cyberman View Post

This really does sum up the state of the justice system. Tough on crime and tough on the causes of crime. It sets a great example to everybody else that texts and drives and kills people.

Yeah, if you txt and drive and kill someone, you'll get 5 years in prison.*

* If you are not a Peer and a Muslim.
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Cyberman replied

12 March 2009, 16:38
This really does sum up the state of the justice system. Tough on crime and tough on the causes of crime. It sets a great example to everybody else that texts and drives and kills people.
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Moscow Mule replied

12 March 2009, 16:16
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

So a convicted criminal can be a Peer?

Or a copper. Or a PCSO. Or a Doctor. Or a Soldier.
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Foxy Moron replied

12 March 2009, 16:16
Lord Archer?
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PRC1964 replied

12 March 2009, 16:16
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

So a convicted criminal can be a Peer?

Oh yes indeed.
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DimPrawn replied

12 March 2009, 16:14
So a convicted criminal can be a Peer?
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chris79 started a topic What a total joke...

12 March 2009, 16:12
What a total joke...

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-...er_fatal_crash

Allowing Lord Ahmed's sentence appeal, Lady Justice Hallett said the imposition of a prison sentence in his case had been justified.

However, she added the court had been persuaded that it could now take an "exceptional" course and suspend the 12 weeks for 12 months.
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