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Yep It's Another Belter From The Parole Board!
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Who are these people? Who can possibly conclude that this savage should ever see the daylight again?
Who are these people? Who can possibly conclude that this savage should ever see the daylight again?
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"Which judges have done in a few cases. The judge in this case did not see this as one of them."
Yes we know that ag, but this thread is all about the role of the Parole board and not the sentencing by the judge.
do we need a Parole board?...YES under our present system and yes, we would all avoid being placed in the situation that the parole board finds themselves......a thankless task.
I really can't see where this thread is going.
"Which judges have done in a few cases. The judge in this case did not see this as one of them."
Yes we know that ag, but this thread is all about the role of the Parole board and not the sentencing by the judge.
do we need a Parole board?...YES under our present system and yes, we would all avoid being placed in the situation that the parole board finds themselves......a thankless task.
I really can't see where this thread is going.
This with the last part especially ..... But a document about his case claimed he had changed "considerably" over his 45 years in custody and that he had developed "self-control" - as well as "considerable understanding of the problems that he has had and what caused them".... says in effect he was a victim of past experience
This is interesting, notably the last para.
//How the Parole Board decides which inmates are safe to be released
The Parole Board assesses whether serving prisoners in England and Wales are safe to be released into the community or moved to open conditions, considering around 25,000 cases a year.
The organisation came under intense scrutiny following the original decision to release black cab rapist John Worboys decision earlier this year - which was then overturned last month.
After complaints that parole processes were shrouded in secrecy, ministers scrapped a rule banning the Board from disclosing information about the reasoning behind its panels’ findings.
So far, more than 1,400 requests for decision summaries have been lodged. \\
Unless I've missed it, he's not having his identity protected as has been done for other murderers.
Hmmmm!
//How the Parole Board decides which inmates are safe to be released
The Parole Board assesses whether serving prisoners in England and Wales are safe to be released into the community or moved to open conditions, considering around 25,000 cases a year.
The organisation came under intense scrutiny following the original decision to release black cab rapist John Worboys decision earlier this year - which was then overturned last month.
After complaints that parole processes were shrouded in secrecy, ministers scrapped a rule banning the Board from disclosing information about the reasoning behind its panels’ findings.
So far, more than 1,400 requests for decision summaries have been lodged. \\
Unless I've missed it, he's not having his identity protected as has been done for other murderers.
Hmmmm!
Andres, I'm not sure in law when certain defences were enacted.
However, if a Defendant considers that making a plea is a way out of a serious crime then they are kidding themselves.
Mental Health issues are not to be dismissed lightly but experts in their field will put together extensive reports to guide proceedings.
However, if a Defendant considers that making a plea is a way out of a serious crime then they are kidding themselves.
Mental Health issues are not to be dismissed lightly but experts in their field will put together extensive reports to guide proceedings.
Someone who committed such crimes should have been strung up.
Since the liberal hand wringers won't allow that then these people should be locked up for life, no release ever for whatever reasons.
The Parole board should never get to look at such cases.
He took 3 innocent childrens lifes and then strung their bodies on the railings. Utter scum, and I dont get why some thing he should be out and have sympathy for him. Are the three children going to be resurrected? No they are not.
Since the liberal hand wringers won't allow that then these people should be locked up for life, no release ever for whatever reasons.
The Parole board should never get to look at such cases.
He took 3 innocent childrens lifes and then strung their bodies on the railings. Utter scum, and I dont get why some thing he should be out and have sympathy for him. Are the three children going to be resurrected? No they are not.
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