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Colston Vandals Cleared
the judge just greenlighted it's ok to vandalise, if you don't like a statue or painting just knock it down or rip it up, history is there to be trodden on if it offends you...
https:/ /www.da ilymail .co.uk/ news/ar ticle-1 0371949 /BLM-pr otestor s-not-g uilty-c riminal -damage -toppli ng-Edwa rd-Cols ton-sta tue-Bri stol.ht ml
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the legal system in this country, when it reaches court, is grand theatre. no better evidenced than by a friend who was observing a trial of someone alleged to have been a member of an armed gang, who was caught having run away from the bank (that was robbed). the alleged fleeing criminal stated that he was desperate for a s***.
when the arresting officer was cross examined, the exchange went something like:-
barrister: having apprehended mr x, did you evidence his having been to the toilet? did you seek and find his deposit?
police officer: no I did not.
barrister: can we assume, then, that you'd already decided mr x was guilty?
the legal system in this country, when it reaches court, is grand theatre. no better evidenced than by a friend who was observing a trial of someone alleged to have been a member of an armed gang, who was caught having run away from the bank (that was robbed). the alleged fleeing criminal stated that he was desperate for a s***.
when the arresting officer was cross examined, the exchange went something like:-
barrister: having apprehended mr x, did you evidence his having been to the toilet? did you seek and find his deposit?
police officer: no I did not.
barrister: can we assume, then, that you'd already decided mr x was guilty?
pixie, we don't know why exactly the jury decided as they did, and rightly so - jury room discussion is meant to be private. But this link Jim provided a few pages back explains a possible rationale
https:/ /thesec retbarr ister.c om/2022 /01/06/ do-the- verdict s-in-th e-trial -of-the -colsto n-4-sig nal-som ething- wrong-w ith-our -jury-s ystem-1 0-thing s-you-s hould-k now/
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I know, jno.... that was from scanning the thread, and some suggestions that "criminal damage" is now legal. Which it obviously isn't.
Danny, the "criminal" part in the link, is suggesting you have to prove an "unlawful" reason. And as far as I can see, it was decided it was part of a protest and free speech... so that is the part, not proven?
Danny, the "criminal" part in the link, is suggesting you have to prove an "unlawful" reason. And as far as I can see, it was decided it was part of a protest and free speech... so that is the part, not proven?
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