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Author: SolarioSolario Date: Sep 1, 2006 13:46
Peter Masson wrote:
Reasonably good news, :-)
Punishment should fit the crime. I think a 1024 community hours
cleaning trains may have been more constructive. But, this is
certainly beter than the usual slap in the wrist.
Adrian.
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Author: Mait001Mait001 Date: Sep 1, 2006 14:49
Solario wrote:
> Peter Masson wrote:
>
> Reasonably good news, :-)
>
> Punishment should fit the crime. I think a 1024 community hours
> cleaning trains may have been more constructive. But, this is
> certainly beter than the usual slap in the wrist.
>
> Adrian.
It's good to see that His Honour Judge Paul Worsley, Q.C., only
recently appointed as a Judge (and a good friend of mine) has shown his
Yorkshire commonsense and handed down a weighty sentence to these
scumbags.
Marc.
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Author: Steve MSteve M Date: Sep 1, 2006 19:58
> Solario wrote:
>> Peter Masson wrote:
>> Reasonably good news, :-)
>>
>> Punishment should fit the crime. I think a 1024 community hours
>> cleaning trains may have been more constructive. But, this is
>> certainly beter than the usual slap in the wrist.
>>
>> Adrian.
>
> It's good to see that His Honour Judge Paul Worsley, Q.C., only
> recently appointed as a Judge (and a good friend of mine) has shown his
> Yorkshire commonsense and handed down a weighty sentence to these
> scumbags.
>
> Marc. ...
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Author: Brian Begg-RobertsonBrian Begg-Robertson Date: Sep 1, 2006 23:36
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> Solario wrote:
>> Peter Masson wrote:
>>
>> Reasonably good news, :-)
>>
>> Punishment should fit the crime. I think a 1024 community hours
>> cleaning trains may have been more constructive. But, this is
>> certainly beter than the usual slap in the wrist.
>>
>> Adrian.
>
> It's good to see that His Honour Judge Paul Worsley, Q.C., only
> recently appointed as a Judge (and a good friend of mine) has shown his
> Yorkshire commonsense and handed down a weighty sentence to these ...
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Author: Brian Begg-RobertsonBrian Begg-Robertson Date: Sep 1, 2006 23:39
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> Peter Masson wrote:
>
> Reasonably good news, :-)
>
> Punishment should fit the crime. I think a 1024 community hours
> cleaning trains may have been more constructive. But, this is
> certainly beter than the usual slap in the wrist.
>
> Adrian.
>
Nice to see a sensible response.
Brian.
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Author: Brian WatsonBrian Watson Date: Sep 2, 2006 00:18
"Brian Begg-Robertson" nospam.com> wrote in message
news:7E9Kg.3096$wo3.2401@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net...
> Well you can tell your good friend that I for one object to the fact that
> a lot more money is now going to be spent on these scumbags having a
> thorough education in every other type of crime. If you took your head out
> of the pages of the Daily Mail once in a while you might discover that, in
> the real world, PRISON DOESN'T WORK.
What do you suggest instead?
--
Brian
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Author: PyromancerPyromancer Date: Sep 2, 2006 01:48
Upon the miasma of midnight, a darkling spirit identified as Brian
Begg-Robertson nospam.com> gently breathed:>> Solario wrote:
>>> Peter Masson wrote:
>>> Reasonably good news, :-)
>>>
>>> Punishment should fit the crime. I think a 1024 community hours
>>> cleaning trains may have been more constructive. But, this is
>>> certainly beter than the usual slap in the wrist.
>> It's good to see that His Honour Judge Paul Worsley, Q.C., only
>> recently appointed as a Judge (and a good friend of mine) has shown his
>> Yorkshire commonsense and handed down a weighty sentence to these
>> scumbags.
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Author: Phil McGlassPhil McGlass Date: Sep 2, 2006 02:03
"Brian Begg-Robertson" nospam.com> wrote:
> Well you can tell your good friend that I for one object to the fact that a
> lot more money is now going to be spent on these scumbags having a thorough
> education in every other type of crime. If you took your head out of the
> pages of the Daily Mail once in a while you might discover that, in the real
> world, PRISON DOESN'T WORK.
Prison does work in that it keeps ne'er-do-wells out of circulation. It's when
they are released that the problems arise.
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Author: Mait001Mait001 Date: Sep 2, 2006 03:53
Brian Begg-Robertson wrote:
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>> Solario wrote:
>>> Peter Masson wrote:
>>>
>>> Reasonably good news, :-)
>>>
>>> Punishment should fit the crime. I think a 1024 community hours
>>> cleaning trains may have been more constructive. But, this is
>>> certainly beter than the usual slap in the wrist.
>>>
>>> Adrian.
>>
>> It's good to see that His Honour Judge Paul Worsley, Q.C., only
>> recently appointed as a Judge (and a good friend of mine) has shown his ...
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Author: John RowlandJohn Rowland Date: Sep 2, 2006 04:34
Phil McGlass wrote:
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> Prison does work in that it keeps ne'er-do-wells out of circulation.
> It's when they are released that the problems arise.
That's like saying jumping off the top of a building is perfectly safe, the
problems only arise when you hit the ground.
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