the stuart hall guess the sentence game

[The Flash]

So he has received 2 weeks (after good behaviour) for each fiddling offence?
Have to love the British justice system :(

2 weeks per fiddle.

Le Velle and the Roache will be laughing their kiddie-scented cocks off at that.

It's a scandalous sentence.

 

[Hamann Pineapple]

Attorney General is to look at the case after suggestions of leniency

 

[marco]

probably pisses in the same pot as the judge if you get my drift

 

[pinkwheeltrim]

I reckon Hall will become the daddy of the clink, he'll be like Harry Grout in Porridge!

 

[cockneycarparkm32]

It seems you can be locked up for longer for growing weed than you can for the abuse of children.

Unbelievable when you put it like that.

got to be in the right Lodge mate ;)

 

[foxy]

Still another allegation hanging over him.

 

[Hamann Pineapple]

Hall's barrister in his defence told the jurors to consider "he only had 13 victims compared to Savilles 1300". Wanker.

 

[MCFC BOB]

As much as I disagree with the short sentence, I'd like to raise two points.

1. Had Stuart Hall been sentenced to, say, 10 years in prison for his crimes, would he have lived to see the end of it?

2. Aren't sentences more about rehabilitation than punishment? The second Stuart Hall leaves those prison walls he'll be under constant surveillance from the Police. A man of 83 years of age under constant surveillance isn't what I would call an active threat to the public. He'll remain under house arrest until the day he dies, won't he?

Young Bob, if you committed a crime, would you expect punishment?

Doesn't matter how long ago it was or how old he is now, he's ruined peoples lives and 15 months is a disgrace of a sentence.

Fuck him being 83, fuck him if he did die in jail. You do the crime and you should do the time.

I was merely playing Devil's advocate - I do agree with you.

 

[marco]

the 9 year old victim is worth the 15 month alone (well that one should be 3 years) then we have another 14

 

[The Flash]

As much as I disagree with the short sentence, I'd like to raise two points.

1. Had Stuart Hall been sentenced to, say, 10 years in prison for his crimes, would he have lived to see the end of it?

2. Aren't sentences more about rehabilitation than punishment? The second Stuart Hall leaves those prison walls he'll be under constant surveillance from the Police. A man of 83 years of age under constant surveillance isn't what I would call an active threat to the public. He'll remain under house arrest until the day he dies, won't he?

Young Bob, if you committed a crime, would you expect punishment?

Doesn't matter how long ago it was or how old he is now, he's ruined peoples lives and 15 months is a disgrace of a sentence.

Fuck him being 83, fuck him if he did die in jail. You do the crime and you should do the time.

I was merely playing Devil's advocate - I do agree with you.

You little devil, you.