Case A
What do you think of this one reported by the Daily Mail
Anybody want to guess this sentence? The victim's hand looked like this
Answer:
Case B
Just to have a second case to talk about, there is also this one in the Mail
Comparator - a solicitor I know got 4 1/2 years for his part in a £22M fraud, inducing a lender to believe a loan was backed by security when there was none such. He was found guilty after a trial.
So, case A and case B verdicts please.
Tragic Monkey - I am assuming you vote death for all offences, including parking tickets, except for murder for reasons I forget, so no need to post unless you have undergone a Damascene conversion to non-primate values.
What do you think of this one reported by the Daily Mail
Quote:
Horrifying moment student became ‘human fireball’ after bouncer deliberately set fire to his fancy dress SHEEP costume at party Sean Collins, 22, spent 12 hours making outfit of cotton wool and hairspray He attended a friend's 21st birthday party at Evoque nightclub in Preston Student, from Sunderland, was with friends when his costume caught fire Said: 'I became a human fireball instantly - I can't begin to describe the pain' He suffered 12 per cent burns and needed several skin grafts in hospital Yesterday club doorman Thomas McGuiness, 24, [sentenced] Father of two from Chorley had set Mr Collins' costume alight with lighter He admitted unlawful wounding but said he hadn't meant to set it alight Gasps from courtroom as footage of incident played to Prest |
Anybody want to guess this sentence? The victim's hand looked like this
Answer:
Case B
Just to have a second case to talk about, there is also this one in the Mail
Quote:
Three women nicknamed 'Desperate Housewives' jailed for helping run £500,000 drug trafficking empire with their husbands and family from leafy spa town Fay Read, 24, Victoria Clayton and Julie Scruton key figures in drugs ring Read's partner Joseph McIntyre, 37, was head of Harrogate-based racket Couple were on benefits, but enjoyed exotic holidays and designer clothes Clayton, 54, accompanied her husband Martin, 50, on drug deals Scruton, 45, helped brother Russell Baker, 35, store and mix drugs Gang even hid £30,000 worth of drugs in a cemetery, court was told Read [was sentenced] Clayton [was sentenced] Scruton [was sentenced] |
Comparator - a solicitor I know got 4 1/2 years for his part in a £22M fraud, inducing a lender to believe a loan was backed by security when there was none such. He was found guilty after a trial.
So, case A and case B verdicts please.
Tragic Monkey - I am assuming you vote death for all offences, including parking tickets, except for murder for reasons I forget, so no need to post unless you have undergone a Damascene conversion to non-primate values.
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