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Author Topic: Vigilantes 'could target Venables'  (Read 1624 times)

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jerry

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Re: Vigilantes 'could target Venables'
« Reply #15 on: 09 March 2010, 23:18:35 »

whats all this cack about "may or may not be tried...may or may not have committed offences"?
Aside from all the other arguments surely the public have a right to know why he was arrested again. I mean was it for a breach of conditions that wouldnt necessarily mean that he hadnt been "rehabilitated" or was it for something that might lead us to think that he isnt "rehabilitated"?.Of course, if it were my son he'd touched this wouldnt matter one bit because he'd be dead by now but thats what the "law" is there for isnt it , to take the emotion out of things and look at all the mitigating circumstances, look at the bigger picture etc but surely it must also be there to protect everyone and  be open and honest in its workings?
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Re: Vigilantes 'could target Venables'
« Reply #16 on: 09 March 2010, 23:29:12 »

Fella is on life licence.

If found guilty of a subsequent offence, then original life licence kicks back in and he is in jail as per his original sentence.

If the reason/circumstances for which he is now incarcerated are released prior to trial then that is subjudicae and as such, the new and now pending trial is fubared and thus null and void.

That being so, Mi'laddo is free to be released back into the world on his life licence as, legally/technically, he is now not guilty of whatever he was locked up for this year and thus, the original life licence comes back to life, hence the reluctance to release untried matters prior to subsequent trial......

Unlike Master Bulger...

thats my understanding anyway.....





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Re: Vigilantes 'could target Venables'
« Reply #17 on: 09 March 2010, 23:37:20 »

thanks ht21, now I know !Just hope that the process is speeded up as in this case I believe there is a genuine reason for the public to be made aware
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Re: Vigilantes 'could target Venables'
« Reply #18 on: 09 March 2010, 23:46:34 »

Lets just remember that under British Law ...... he is innocent of any further charges UNTIL PROVED guilty. Therefore the "anonimity" granted must remain .. or he would never get a fair trial.

If found guilty of whatever .. then IMHO all bets is off and everything should be made public.

If found not guilty then the anonimity remains.

If you don't like the anonimity bit .. blame Butler-schloss .. she was the one that ordered it, and it actually ties the hands of everyone .. including politicians.
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