Friday, 6 July 2018

Those Slow, Slow Wheels Of Justice....

October 2016:



June 2018:



Pity they weren't going as fast as the driver.
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5 comments:

  1. Lord T6 July 2018 at 13:57

    Around 14 months. That may not be as quick as some would like it but it certainly means that the case was heard properly and justice was served.

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  2. Anonymous7 July 2018 at 15:39

    In all seriousness, and I'm not expecting anything other than a glib and facile reply from you, you cannot seriously expect anything else than delays with the cuts that have been imposed on the CJS? Local courts have closed, the courts estate is falling apart and no one seems to care. I'm sure there are are a hell of a lot more miscarriages of justice out there, both with the innocent being convicted and the guilty going free. You'll be happy with what's going on until the day you get involved with the system. By the way, don't say 'it'll never happen to me'. It could.
    Still, you get what you pay for don't you.
    Retired

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  3. JuliaM8 July 2018 at 06:51

    "...but it certainly means that the case was heard properly and justice was served."

    A bit slower than the Tommy Robinson case, though?

    "...and I'm not expecting anything other than a glib and facile reply from you..."

    Hey, you pretty much guaranteed that by wringing your hands about 'the cuts, the cuts' like some Common Purpose Lady MacBeth.

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  4. Lord T9 July 2018 at 11:50

    "...but it certainly means that the case was heard properly and justice was served."

    A bit slower than the Tommy Robinson case, though?

    Supports my statement. Tommy did not get Justice where this driver did.

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  5. JuliaM22 July 2018 at 06:13

    "A bit slower than the Tommy Robinson case, though?"

    Indeed! Funny how the creaky old jalopy turn into a F1 car when the State needs it to, eh?

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