Here we go, blatant two tier judiciary

Absolutely outrageous,
People laugh when a US judge gives someone a 999 year sentence. However this is basic Habeas Corpus, the guilty have a right to know when they will be released. So if you want someone to serve a life sentence you have to set a term that balances the not getting out ever with the rights of the individual.

Indeterminate sentences are a disgrace for any civilised country.
 
People laugh when a US judge gives someone a 999 year sentence. However this is basic Habeas Corpus, the guilty have a right to know when they will be released. So if you want someone to serve a life sentence you have to set a term that balances the not getting out ever with the rights of the individual.

Indeterminate sentences are a disgrace for any civilised country.
And, if it's possible, even more so when prison overcrowding has caused the early release of lots of dangerous inmates.
 
People laugh when a US judge gives someone a 999 year sentence. However this is basic Habeas Corpus, the guilty have a right to know when they will be released. So if you want someone to serve a life sentence you have to set a term that balances the not getting out ever with the rights of the individual.

Indeterminate sentences are a disgrace for any civilised country.
i disagree. Ian Huntley, Harold Shipman, Jimmy Savile, etc.
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and in other news.......... The fella below is " A truck driver who referred to refugees as “rape-ugees” ".

Found guilty. He will be sentenced fairly soon. Do they want to 'make an scrambled-eggsample of him' ? A custodial sentence will be highly likely. Possibly even a long one.


 
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i disagree. Ian Huntley, Harold Shipman, Jimmy Savile, etc.
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and in other news.......... The fella below is " A truck driver who referred to refugees as “rape-ugees” ".

Found guilty. He will be sentenced fairly soon. Do they want to 'make an scrambled-eggsample of him' ? A custodial sentence will be highly likely. Possibly even a long one.


I don't understand what you are disagreeing with me about. I am against indeterminate sentences because that is a fundamental basis of our law. People however horrible have a right to know what they are guilty of and how long their sentences are.

As for Huntley et al I gave you the American example. Give them sentences of 999 years.
 
i disagree. Ian Huntley, Harold Shipman, Jimmy Savile, etc.
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and in other news.......... The fella below is " A truck driver who referred to refugees as “rape-ugees” ".

Found guilty. He will be sentenced fairly soon. Do they want to 'make an scrambled-eggsample of him' ? A custodial sentence will be highly likely. Possibly even a long one.



Custodial sentencing for that. It's 1984 but the hard left
 

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