PragueBlue
Well-Known Member
I agree with protecting his identity because we have a criminal justice system designed to punish people rather than mob law.
Surely it should be the same for everybody convicted of serious crimes then.
I agree with protecting his identity because we have a criminal justice system designed to punish people rather than mob law.
Disgusting.
How can you murder someone, then reoffend after being found with child porn and only serve 3 years and then get caught again with child porn and get a similar sentence?
At what point do we throw the key away on a vile individual who shows no signs of learning his lesson?
I would have brought back capital punishment years ago and then we wouldn't even be discussing this case. For all the left wing, namby pamby, do gooders on here who bleat about giving people another chance how many more chances does this vile piece of shit need?
I would have brought back capital punishment years ago and then we wouldn't even be discussing this case. For all the left wing, namby pamby, do gooders on here who bleat about giving people another chance how many more chances does this vile piece of shit need?
Did it to to death indeed but nobody has answered the question about how many chances they should have...Yes we did it to death on the other thread. You wanted them executed when they were 10 years of age.
The problem here is the new rules for taking things to court, and new timescales imposed to do so. It is incorrect and unfair to accuse the police of witholding the evidence to secure a conviction, that wont be the case at all.Whilst most of what you say is undoubtably true, the biggest culprits in this are the police. To have the evidence in front of them and to withhold it, hoping to secure a conviction on a lie, is unforgivable. Her false accusation is indeed despicable, but we have no idea of her mental health and what else might have been going on in her life.
The first job of the justice system, as far as I’m concerned at least, is protecting the innocent and not securing a conviction at any cost.
The police are supposed to do the jobs they get paid for and stop stuff like this ever getting to a court room.
Absolutely. And let's not forget that at the time of their conviction, Thompson was considered the worst of the two. Not that Venables himself was exactly an angel of course, but the way it was reported you'd have thought Thompson would've been the one who was least likely to be rehabilitated.
I'd wager that it was because it seemed like a rhetorical question, but if you want an answer to something that is quite arbitrary then perhaps you should be the one to start us off: how many chances do you think 'they' should have?Did it to to death indeed but nobody has answered the question about how many chances they should have...
The system makes no sense.Disgusting.
How can you murder someone, then reoffend after being found with child porn and only serve 3 years and then get caught again with child porn and get a similar sentence?
At what point do we throw the key away on a vile individual who shows no signs of learning his lesson?