Robinson

[Gromit]

1. Back to prison for the same sentence
2. Back to prison for a shorter sentence
3. Back to prison for a longer sentence
4. Set free

Which will it be ?
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/tommy-robinson-jailed-prison-latest-court-hearing-contempt-leeds-judge-grooming-gangs-a8556426.html

[Mamyalynne]

Crusoe?

[Mamyalynne]

Ah, this is in news - sorry.

I haven't got a clue.

[ummmm]

What's he done now?

[ChillDoubt]

What's he done now?
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In regards to this type of crime and the ethnic groups involved, I’d hazard a guess at: told it like it is......

[Jackdaw33]

He was freed on appeal after the original trial was found to be procedurally flawed. This is a retrial.

[ummmm]

Thank you Jack.

Probably set free because of time served, is my guess.

[naomi24]

Were it anyone else I might hazard a guess but since it’s Tommy Robinson who knows?

[fiction-factory]

Short sentence/released- his supporters will say he has been vindicated
or
Same sentence/longer sentence- his supporters will say it's another establishment stitch-up

[Zacs-Master]

And if he’s sentenced, one of his wealthy supporters will come to the rescue, no doubt.

[spathiphyllum]

He’s nit a good man, he should not be in the news.

I hope number 3 but either 1 or 4...

[gulliver1]

" He' nit a good man he should nit be in the news, hello hello .

[tamborine]

4. I hope to reserve free speech!

[spathiphyllum]

Are you mocking me? ;)

[gulliver1]

Spath, no I am not mocking you, just thought it was funny , and I could not resist my reply, It reminded me of the Gendarme in hello hello

[naomi24]

That's 'Allo 'Allo! ;o)

[spathiphyllum]

hehe, nah i know :) even if you were i wouldn't take it to heart

I do not like robinson. He is a criminal, in more ways than one. His publicity needs to be stomped on

[gulliver1]

There is always one waiting in the wings , From the school of correction, eh Spath.

[naomi24]

Haha! Indeed! ;o)

[spathiphyllum]

Correction is good, it's how we learn ;P

[maggiebee]

Don't know anything about this man but would ask the questions from what I have read in the link:

What would be gained by jailing him either for the same, longer or shorter sentence? How much would it cost the taxpayer? Would it change his attitude?