Frustrating ...

sir.prize | 12:28 Mon 06th Aug 2012 | News

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Abu Qatada is being held in prison pending a FRESH high court hearing in October over whether he can be deported to Jordan to face trial on terrorism charges.

Another hearing? Why?

Appeals have gone to higher courts; decisions made and then his lawyers appeal, and appeal, and appeal again.

Absolutely crazy. It's over seven years now.

Syria?

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DTCwordfan

Put him on the plane tonight, preferably a Hercules, empty in the rear compartment except for a bench

Open the back door at 15000 ft, somewhere over the Adriatic, and climb rapidly and steeply to 20000ft. Close door and return to England.

ladyalex

Ifwe do anything other than follow the strict letter of the law we make ourselves as bad as the terrorists.

Baldric

A bench? you're spoiling him DT!

sir.prize

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Yes ladyalex, very true. But surely there is something wrong with a system which allows repetitive appeals every time a judgement is made. The same applies to Abu Hamaz who is also detained and fighting deportation to USA.

I do not understand why it takes six to eight weeks for the panel to decide whether to hear the appeal.

As I said, frustrating and absolutely crazy.