Pakdasht justice?

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Flogged ... killer lashed 100 times
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A SERIAL killer is flogged before being hanged in front of a cheering crowd of 3,000 Iranians yesterday.

Mohammad Bijeh raped and murdered 21 people, mainly boys.

He evaded cops for two years because he targeted kids of illegal Afghan refugees, too afraid to report them missing.

Bijeh was lashed 100 times before the brother of a victim stabbed him in the back.

The mum of another slapped Bijeh before putting the noose around his neck. He was then hanged in Pakdasht’s main square.


Barbaric...yes - but at least he's no danger to anyone else now. I just found this so unbelievable, especially when you comapre with our softly softly approach in the UK.
What do others think?
 
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I agree with this punishment pixie, we should have this here.
Then maybe people would think twice before doing wrong. Make punnishment fit the crime.
 
Eastern justice is often severe and in cases like this perhaps quite rightly. I’m not sure if it would make people think twice thought. The one thing that is for sure, is that they wouldn’t get 18 years and do 30 months so they can do it again……I think we are far to soft in this country, but this would be going back 700 years. Life should mean life, and by that I mean every last precious drop should be spent suffering.
 
when they told that pervert he was off the hook he thought he had got away with his crime :p

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that joke is no longer relevant because the picture of the guy hanging from a crane hook has been removed :)
 
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Should Michael Jackson face the same punishment if he's found guilty, even after the prosecution witnesses have continually contradicted themselves?

Not a statement, just a question.
 
P.S. Adulterers in the same country are regularly stoned to death.

Theives,[including those that bought the stolen goods] regularly have hands chopped off.

Makes you think.' Let he without sin cast the first stone......'
 
Just a note to the two spinless pillocks that chose to deduct karma - this was copied from a national newspaper and I thought it would make for good discussion. You can't just "not look" at unpleasant happenings in the world. I *do* apologise if for one moment it made you wake up from your pink fluffy little wonderland.:rolleyes:
 
I think your post is very valid and it makes us stop and think about the way things are done here as opposed to elsewhere. I'm not sure I'd like to see this happening here but I do agree that pinishment here has ceased to be very punishing. How can it be considered a punishment when murderers can obtain a university degree whilst in prison - somehting they would never have been able to manage out in the real world. Going to jail has given them an advantage in life. Something wrong there somewhere.
 
String the lot of em up, pour l'encourager les autres, as the detestable French have it.
 
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Pixie the people that deducted karma are stupid, it is a very good thread and you have a valid point.

l've only ever wanted to deduct karma once and l signed it, but l suppose it gives them a power trip. Watch mine fall now! Lol.
 
The thing that really annoys me about the Criminal Justice System is that we spend Millions catching the the bu**ers, then millions more prosecuting and defending them, yet more millions in compensation to their Victims, and unbelievable amounts in keeping them in prison, and then even more Millions in keeping an eye on them once they come out of prison. And then, as if all that were not enough, to put the tin hat on things, we have to go through the process all over again when the bu**ers re-offend.

This is not to mention the amounts we spend on building prisons, prison staff, courts staff, the police, the judiciary and the exhorbitant amounts we pay solicitors and barristers. And then of course there is the obscene amounts the Appeals system costs us.

How much better off would we be, all round, if corporal and capital punishment were re-introduced?


And another thing, I think that any immigrant brought before the courts for whatever reason should be automatically deported along with their relatives and dependants.
 
Acrylic-bob said:
I wonder how much Ian Brady and Myra Hindley have cost the taxpayer?
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I wonder how much this one will cost the taxpayer (from tonights LET):

Asylum seeker fined
SHOPLIFTER Lela Selimi sandwiched an appearance in court between offences of shoplifting.

Blackburn magistrates heard the Albanian asylum-seeker started the day stealing clothing worth £115 from a town centre shop before attending court.

And having been made subject to a community rehabilitation order, she left court and committed two more offences.

Selimi, 21, of Victoria Street, Darwen, admitted stealing from Bay Trader and Argos, and handling goods stolen from Next and River island. She was made subject to a community rehabilitation order for three years and ordered to do 100 hours community punishment. Passing sentence, the chairman of the bench said the court had been very lenient.

"Should you commit similar offences in future it is very likely you will go to prison," he warned.

Francis McEntee, prosecuting, said Selimi had appeared in court last June 16 when she was made subject to a community rehabilitation order for offences of shoplifting.

"What is now clear is that the offences you are dealing with today were committed either side of that court appearance," said Mr McEntee. "Having taken some property from River Island before she came to court, the second theft was committed within hours if not minutes of her leaving this building."

Sian Hall, defending, referred to a pre-sentence report which she said showed her client had numerous problems.

"The report provides a great deal of detail of her traumatic life so far," said Miss Hall. "I don't feel it is appropriate for me to read those out in court and she finds them very difficult to cope with."

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Acrylic-bob said:
I wonder how much Ian Brady and Myra Hindley have cost the taxpayer?
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Less than teenager Derek Bentley. Hanged and now widely thought to have been not guilty.
 
>> Less than teenager Derek Bentley. Hanged and now widely thought to have been not guilty.<<

No system is perfect. But, unlike Syndney Silverman, I think that although it is regretable, it is acceptable that sometimes the innocent must suffer rather than let the guilty go free.
 
l'm sure Derek Bentley's sister didn't see her brothers 'mistaken' execution a small price to pay, so that the guilty don't walk free. No compensation was paid out either, so we saved even more money in the long term didn't we?
 
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