Would you shop your kids

[cashman]

Thing is, one young lout got a 9 month referall, which is a new un on me. what the hell is a "Referall"

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Despite all the tough talking from Cameron, some of the scum are back on the streets, ready to cause more mayhem for law-abiding citizens.

UK riots: young yobs back on streets despite David Cameron's pledge - Telegraph

Not a terrible lot Cameron can do about it really its the law lords who are responsible for sentencing, its the system that wants changing, bringing laws up to the 21st century, we are still using laws set down in the dark ages

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Don't expect owt from him, don't expect owt from Miliband, don't expect owt from the Accyweb politicos who have been conspicuous by their absence from all the recent riot threads on here.

Obviously Ken Moss can't blame Britcliffe

[cashman]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Not a terrible lot Cameron can do about it really its the law lords who are responsible for sentencing, its the system that wants changing, bringing laws up to the 21st century, we are still using laws set down in the dark ages

Oh can Cameron not propose changing the Law? at least if he made them sorta noises twould give him a bit of credibility.

[Alan Varrechia]

If it's laws from the middle ages, then how come they're not in stocks or being flogged. Come to think of it you would probably have been hung then for stealing a loaf!!!!!

[Benipete]

Originally Posted by cashman

Thing is, one young lout got a 9 month referall, which is a new un on me. what the hell is a "Referall"

It's a supervision order,A bit like probation.

I think.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by Benipete

It's a supervision order,A bit like probation.

I think.

oh well if thats the case..........some deterrant.

[Wynonie Harris]

Originally Posted by jaysay

Not a terrible lot Cameron can do about it really its the law lords who are responsible for sentencing, its the system that wants changing, bringing laws up to the 21st century, we are still using laws set down in the dark ages

Cameron should be looking at a massive overhaul of the criminal justice system in this country.

But no chance of that, as the Minister for Justice - that fat, pompous, blustering, useless bag of wind known as Ken Clarke - says that there's no need to change sentencing policy.

[cashman]

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Cameron should be looking at a massive overhaul of the criminal justice system in this country.

But no chance of that, as the Minister for Justice - that fat, pompous, blustering, useless bag of wind known as Ken Clarke - says that there's no need to change sentencing policy.

Jaysay fergets that fact n just makes excuses, a bit like mancie n cmon do wi labour.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Despite all the tough talking from Cameron, some of the scum are back on the streets, ready to cause more mayhem for law-abiding citizens.

UK riots: young yobs back on streets despite David Cameron's pledge - Telegraph

It is very easy to talk the talk...harder to walk the walk.What is that proverb again....'Fair words butter no parsnips'.......quit yakking and get with the program.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by cashman

Oh can Cameron not propose changing the Law? at least if he made them sorta noises twould give him a bit of credibility.

Maybe some of the directives come from Brussels and the Human Rights brigade.

I am sure that I heard that some magistrates courts are referring cases to crown court so that they can be dealt with more appropriately.......magistrates are very limited in the senteces thay can hand down.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

It is very easy to talk the talk...harder to walk the walk.What is that proverb again....'Fair words butter no parsnips'.......quit yakking and get with the program.

Let me see does that translate into talking cheap Margaret

[Margaret Pilkington]

yup!

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Cameron should be looking at a massive overhaul of the criminal justice system in this country.

But no chance of that, as the Minister for Justice - that fat, pompous, blustering, useless bag of wind known as Ken Clarke - says that there's no need to change sentencing policy.

Well to a point I think your right especially about Ken Clarke, but I think that's a trait which overtakes a lot of so called elder statesmen who quite frankly should call it a day

[Wynonie Harris]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Maybe some of the directives come from Brussels and the Human Rights brigade.

Didn't Cameron promise to get rid of the Human Rights Act in this country and replace it with a British Bill of Rights?