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Carlos arrested
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Oystercatcher28
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Re: Carlos arrested
City in The Community.
cibaman said:Churchill123 said:simonmdm said:It's a shame it's not 250 hours unpaid work in your job. City would have saved a fortune in wages!
Is that even possible? - Can they give that as a sentence?
No. Needs to be for a "not for profit" organisation eg a charity.
City in The Community.
Ballet On Ice
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Re: Carlos arrested
The fine is obviously no problem, but the 250 hours.
If he does 4 hours a day ie around training that would take him 62 and a half days to complete at a couple of days a week you are talking the rest of the year.
Could this be the extra incentive to leave in the summer back to Argentina and between then and now do a couple of CITC events to satisfy the unpaid work side. And a couple of unavailable’s due to injury, treatment, commercial commitments.
Any thoughts out there on this
The fine is obviously no problem, but the 250 hours.
If he does 4 hours a day ie around training that would take him 62 and a half days to complete at a couple of days a week you are talking the rest of the year.
Could this be the extra incentive to leave in the summer back to Argentina and between then and now do a couple of CITC events to satisfy the unpaid work side. And a couple of unavailable’s due to injury, treatment, commercial commitments.
Any thoughts out there on this
sir baconface
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Re: Carlos arrested
There should be more sentences like this with the proviso of a heavy sanction if the terms are breached.<br /><br />-- Wed Apr 03, 2013 11:49 am --<br /><br />
My thoughts are he should consider himself lucky and take it seriously.
There should be more sentences like this with the proviso of a heavy sanction if the terms are breached.<br /><br />-- Wed Apr 03, 2013 11:49 am --<br /><br />
Ballet On Ice said:The fine is obviously no problem, but the 250 hours.
If he does 4 hours a day ie around training that would take him 62 and a half days to complete at a couple of days a week you are talking the rest of the year.
Could this be the extra incentive to leave in the summer back to Argentina and between then and now do a couple of CITC events to satisfy the unpaid work side. And a couple of unavailable’s due to injury, treatment, commercial commitments.
Any thoughts out there on this
My thoughts are he should consider himself lucky and take it seriously.
Re: Carlos arrested
I think he would understand that it's in his best interest to complete the order that's been handed down today, failure to complete the order would result in breach of a court order and an arrest warrant would be issued, at worst he could possibly face extradition from Argentina, at best he would never be able to step foot in the UK (possibly Europe) again without arrest and likely imprisonment. To run away from this would be a very serious error of judgment.
Ballet On Ice said:The fine is obviously no problem, but the 250 hours.
If he does 4 hours a day ie around training that would take him 62 and a half days to complete at a couple of days a week you are talking the rest of the year.
Could this be the extra incentive to leave in the summer back to Argentina and between then and now do a couple of CITC events to satisfy the unpaid work side. And a couple of unavailable’s due to injury, treatment, commercial commitments.
Any thoughts out there on this
I think he would understand that it's in his best interest to complete the order that's been handed down today, failure to complete the order would result in breach of a court order and an arrest warrant would be issued, at worst he could possibly face extradition from Argentina, at best he would never be able to step foot in the UK (possibly Europe) again without arrest and likely imprisonment. To run away from this would be a very serious error of judgment.
OB1
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Re: Carlos arrested
That would be a sensible use of his time.
lionheart said:Some under-privileged, local schoolkids will probably get free football training.Zuriblue said:250 hours of unpaid work...
That would be a sensible use of his time.
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Re: Carlos arrested
No different to anybody else, take the punishment and move on.
No different to anybody else, take the punishment and move on.
Re: Carlos arrested
Yes, because the crime committed doesn't involve harm "to a person"whicko said:Can Carlos coach the kids at local schools now he has a criminal record, CRB check and all that?
Re: Carlos arrested
CheersM22 WOODHOUSE PARK said:Yes, because the crime committed doesn't involve harm "to a person"whicko said:Can Carlos coach the kids at local schools now he has a criminal record, CRB check and all that?