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The low life will be out in 8 months time, can that be right?
The low life will be out in 8 months time, can that be right?
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Legally - yes.
He received the appropriate sentence for the crime of which he was convicted.
We should also be wary of taking on board the sensationalising headlines which the Mail does so well.
The headline advises that the man 'poured superglue down her throat', implying that this was simple random sadism.
The truth is, he was trying to repair her broken tooth.
That does not make his behaviour correct, or excusable, but neither does it make it the random violence that the headline implies.
Once again, the Mail does not allow the truth to get in the way of its routinely hysterical and OTT sub-editors' work.
He received the appropriate sentence for the crime of which he was convicted.
We should also be wary of taking on board the sensationalising headlines which the Mail does so well.
The headline advises that the man 'poured superglue down her throat', implying that this was simple random sadism.
The truth is, he was trying to repair her broken tooth.
That does not make his behaviour correct, or excusable, but neither does it make it the random violence that the headline implies.
Once again, the Mail does not allow the truth to get in the way of its routinely hysterical and OTT sub-editors' work.
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andy, the story originated in the local paper, the chronicle.
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are you suggesting someone at the DM told them what to write?
andy, the story originated in the local paper, the chronicle.
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are you suggesting someone at the DM told them what to write?
"This was a serious and sustained attack on a vulnerable lady and there was gratuitous degradation in the forcible removal of her underwear"
So said the judge, Mr Recorder Smith, in his sentencing remarks. The maximum sentence for ABH is five years. Quite how Mr Recorder Smith got this sentence down to around a quarter of that is difficult to fathom. From the description it clearly falls into the highest category of seriousness (as confirmed by the judge’s remarks). The “starting point” for such an offence is eighteen months. This offence clearly warrants more than the starting point and the normal sentencing range goes up to three years. Again using the description the judge may feel fully justified in going beyond the normal range as this was clearly not a “normal” example of ABH. The victim must have been absolutely petrified. I should think four years would be nearer the mark but the offence was admitted so a full one third discount must be allowed for a guilty plea. That would bring the sentence down to 32 months (still inadequate in my view, but about the best that can be expected under the guidelines).
Incidentally, this outstanding example of mankind will not serve eight months. Provided he has a suitable address to go to he will almost certainly qualify for “Home Detention Curfew”. Prisoners sentenced to sixteen months are normally released under HDC after serving just four months (less, of course, any time they may have spent in custody on remand).
So said the judge, Mr Recorder Smith, in his sentencing remarks. The maximum sentence for ABH is five years. Quite how Mr Recorder Smith got this sentence down to around a quarter of that is difficult to fathom. From the description it clearly falls into the highest category of seriousness (as confirmed by the judge’s remarks). The “starting point” for such an offence is eighteen months. This offence clearly warrants more than the starting point and the normal sentencing range goes up to three years. Again using the description the judge may feel fully justified in going beyond the normal range as this was clearly not a “normal” example of ABH. The victim must have been absolutely petrified. I should think four years would be nearer the mark but the offence was admitted so a full one third discount must be allowed for a guilty plea. That would bring the sentence down to 32 months (still inadequate in my view, but about the best that can be expected under the guidelines).
Incidentally, this outstanding example of mankind will not serve eight months. Provided he has a suitable address to go to he will almost certainly qualify for “Home Detention Curfew”. Prisoners sentenced to sixteen months are normally released under HDC after serving just four months (less, of course, any time they may have spent in custody on remand).
The link to the local paper says he tried to fix her tooth by pouring super glue down her throat but stopped when she objected. It also says he had already spent 'a considerable time on remand' before being sentenced.
So as time on remand is deducted from the sentence , it looks like the 'Wail' is being even more 'economical with the truth' than has been suggested so far.
So as time on remand is deducted from the sentence , it looks like the 'Wail' is being even more 'economical with the truth' than has been suggested so far.
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// /// It's obviously stored in the book of no rubbing out and will be plastered on any available thread till hell freezes over. ///
No wrong Mam, it is placed above my keyboard. //
O mamya I thought he was gonna say:
No mam it is gonna last longer than that ! [ ter daah !]
( with thx to the england mgr who replied " Football a matter of life and death ? no it is more imortant than that !"
No wrong Mam, it is placed above my keyboard. //
O mamya I thought he was gonna say:
No mam it is gonna last longer than that ! [ ter daah !]
( with thx to the england mgr who replied " Football a matter of life and death ? no it is more imortant than that !"
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