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With do gooders like this no wonder we are in trouble

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Philip, there is a movie from the 1980’s (I think) called the Star Chamber where a politically correct judge passed judgments that took into account the perpetrator rather than the victim. Like this imbecile judge the perpetrators were let off lightly because of the criminal’s personal anguish background or social circumstance.

The plot thickens when the judge and his wife are assaulted (I think she died) by similar scum that he had let off lightly through some sense of misplaced compassion….anyway the wash up was that he and a group of like minded judges kidnapped and tried felons that the system had treated with kid gloves or got off through some legal technicality…they were all found guilty and executed by this group of judges, that’s the plot and the theme is how he changed his colours when he was the victim.

They say that life imitates art, and it would benefit the victims if some of our cotton wool wrapped judiciary get a social shock and be the victims…then we will see if they trade off the safety of the community because a criminal has personal issues. Re the kids in this case….they are probably better off without a bastard that beats his pregnant partner,if he wacks his missus he is extemely likey to whack her offspring, why I say "her offspring" is because scum like this don't have a paternal bone in their body...they only care about them selves.

Belly my china plate….who the hell are you talking to….Hasbeen aint here yet tiger.
Posted by sonofgloin, Tuesday, 19 March 2013 4:27:00 PM
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A long time ago when I was a humble police prosecutor in the Sydney Central Magistrates Court (which used to be called the Police Courts} because they were basically controlled bu police there was a very famous (notorious) Chief Magistrate ( Murray Farquhar [14 years prison for corruption] once told me that prison sentences depended on two factors. First there was the population status and second the labor status.
This simply meant that each day before court Murry as 'Boss' would get an update on what space there was in prison available for incarceration and what security status the system could handle and also a list of needed manual occupations the prison system needed to carry on business inside the walls. He then passed this information on to other magistrates and the days business commenced.
Thus if some poor sucker who happened to be a qualified chef was fronting on an offense that would normally carry a fine would find himself saddled up with a six months sentence simply because the officers mess needed a cook or the main kitchen needed an executive chef.
With prison populations the way they are today I am sure population economics play a big part in who goes to prison and for how long.
Please don't think they introduced parole to help rehabilitate prisoners. Try getting the numbers to fit the frame.
Posted by chrisgaff1000, Tuesday, 19 March 2013 7:44:11 PM
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Well it is not only the judges, but the whole damn system.

I'm still trying to get my jaw up off the floor after hearing the sentencing & terms of imprisonment of our Maori, pretend Tahiti prince, embezzler of $16 million, from Qld Health Dept

He was sentenced to 14 years, which sounded fair, but it was the parole period that floored me.

With 14 years he cam be out in 2014. They said 3 & 1/2 years. Why on earth do we pretend we will be punishing these criminals, but let them out the back door, almost before the front door has shut.

Hell for $14 mill, I'd happily spend 3 years in one of our holiday resorts for crims, called prisons. All I need now is a job in some government accounts department.

Stop press! That should be finance department. You can pay the bureaucrats more if you give the job an up market description.
Posted by Hasbeen, Tuesday, 19 March 2013 10:09:14 PM
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Banjo - Yours beat mine but they all are just additions to a long list of failures by this Government's Administrators.

sonofgloin - Did not see that movie, it sounds interesting.

Hasbeen - Just read that one when he gets out next year bet he has lots of money secretly stashed away to continue his comfortable lifestyle.

Belly - I will remind you of something you have said 2 times Quote "Philip s it has been my intention to avoid you and you heated posts from your first day here."
Here was a reply to you from me when you could not see a reply to you that was DIRECTLY below where you asked me for something.
"An optometrist would be a good place for you to visit today."
It appears that may be in order here as well.
Posted by Philip S, Tuesday, 19 March 2013 11:11:23 PM
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What can one say?
Banjo,
Heil Labor, that's what one can say.
Posted by individual, Wednesday, 20 March 2013 7:30:05 AM
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individual your comment even in a conservative forum like this is contemptible.
I think after giving it a second look,telling myself you do not have the wit to understand I must take those words on.
I give no real value to your ability to think.
Posting links can be wasteful, they often are gone in a few hours, particularly if from a news paper.
I spotted a link worth putting here, went back after my romp in the press, it was gone.
From what I saw it gave a judges view prisons are full so a sex offender walked free any one else see it?
Posted by Belly, Wednesday, 20 March 2013 7:39:22 AM
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