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Avatar Image Graham-W
What a surprise!
16:24 Mon 28th Apr 2014
Avatar Image sandyRoe
Wasn't it Ernest Saunders who was spared the full weight of the laws displeasure because he had Alzheimers and given an early release. He went on to make a remarkable, almost miraculous, recovery.
16:27 Mon 28th Apr 2014
Avatar Image Zeuhl
/being afraid of dropping the soap in the showers/

I'm not sure this is the most appropriate thread for jokey remarks about male rape.
16:27 Mon 28th Apr 2014
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Zuehl...you are right and I withdraw the remark with immediate effect.
16:35 Mon 28th Apr 2014
Avatar Image jno
it was indeed, sandy, an example to (wealthy) defendants throughout the land.
16:37 Mon 28th Apr 2014
Avatar Image Zeuhl
'Nuff said Mikey

:-)
16:37 Mon 28th Apr 2014
Avatar Image berniecuddles
"He actually is ill. I believe he has prostate cancer"
and what has that got to do with anything?


16:41 Mon 28th Apr 2014
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That could be taken in to account for sentencing, bernie
16:42 Mon 28th Apr 2014
Avatar Image sandyRoe
An earlier post suggested, perhaps ironically, that he might be too ill for a prison sentence. I was simply saying that he is ill.
16:44 Mon 28th Apr 2014
Avatar Image berniecuddles
not having a go at you sandy at all,but if he is ill so what!
that has nothing to do with the case!
16:49 Mon 28th Apr 2014
Avatar Image Zeuhl
But it could be a factor in the Judge's sentencing
16:52 Mon 28th Apr 2014
Avatar Image sandyRoe
It could have a lot to do with any sentence he gets. His defence might argue that he couldn't receive the treatment he needed if given a custodial sentence.
16:52 Mon 28th Apr 2014
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probably not in a cell tonight as he has something on the judge ( and that wouldn't surprise me either )
16:52 Mon 28th Apr 2014
Avatar Image berniecuddles
what a world we live in, he is found guilty of 8 sex charges and because he may have prostrate cancer he may get a lesser sentence,bet that cheers up his victims!
16:56 Mon 28th Apr 2014
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I think judges are obliged to grant bail unless there's a very good reason not to. Ever watch Crimewatch and notice how many criminals abscond after being found guilty but before they've been sentenced?
16:56 Mon 28th Apr 2014
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Avatar Image mikey4444
Zeuhl...I have googled one of the names, and there were lots of newspaper reports in early March concerning this. I wonder if it is this Tory chap that Tom Watson was on about in the House of Commons some months ago ?

If it is true it would be a huge bombshell !
17:08 Mon 28th Apr 2014
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they're saying he faces "up to two years" in jail, which seems quite mild after years of predation.
21:02 Mon 28th Apr 2014
Avatar Image Ellipsis
> probably not in a cell tonight as he has something on the judge ( and that wouldn't surprise me either )

It would me, given he was found guilty ...
21:11 Mon 28th Apr 2014
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Alleged historical crimes judged by today’s standards sits uncomfortably with me.
21:47 Mon 28th Apr 2014

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