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Post by petersmyth1 on Aug 17, 2016 8:31:10 GMT
But the judge already knew the verdict was guilty so how could any other trial have been affected by the sentence? Try to concentrate Smudger! But "everyone" knew the verdict so why delay the sentencing because that would have nothing to do with another trial.
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Post by Ratae on Aug 17, 2016 14:40:45 GMT
Try to concentrate Smudger! But "everyone" knew the verdict so why delay the sentencing because that would have nothing to do with another trial. Ok Smudge, I'll tell the Judge that, I'm sure he'll change his mind when he hears what you have to say!
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Post by duyuthinkysaurus on Aug 17, 2016 15:20:23 GMT
Or it could be that M'lud judge wanted time to consider his options in passing sentence. Which he is perfectly entitled to do. But as long as that religious nutter is locked away, so be it.
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Post by petersmyth1 on Aug 17, 2016 19:45:50 GMT
Or it could be that M'lud judge wanted time to consider his options in passing sentence. Which he is perfectly entitled to do. But as long as that religious nutter is locked away, so be it. Dinky you're ex-police but did you ever attend a court case in the past where the judge said you've been found guilty but I'll sentence you in 2 months time? This is in my opinion a fairly new application of the Law. It didn't happen in the last century I think especially when a convicted criminal has a full record of criminal offences. What the hell does the judge need to consider before locking him up for life?
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Post by banjo on Aug 17, 2016 21:58:28 GMT
It's a bit like when polititians say 'I'm minded to...' to test the water and see what public outcry there may be. Modern times I guess.
e&oe...
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Post by Ratae on Aug 18, 2016 9:08:09 GMT
Or it could be that M'lud judge wanted time to consider his options in passing sentence. Which he is perfectly entitled to do. But as long as that religious nutter is locked away, so be it. Dinky you're ex-police but did you ever attend a court case in the past where the judge said you've been found guilty but I'll sentence you in 2 months time? This is in my opinion a fairly new application of the Law. It didn't happen in the last century I think especially when a convicted criminal has a full record of criminal offences. What the hell does the judge need to consider before locking him up for life? Yes it did!
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Post by duyuthinkysaurus on Aug 18, 2016 10:34:44 GMT
It happens ALL the time. Specially in crown courts and the high court. Its called "an adjournment for sentencing".
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Post by Ratae on Aug 18, 2016 13:32:14 GMT
It happens ALL the time. Specially in crown courts and the high court. Its called "an adjournment for sentencing". Poor broken bestest pal.
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Post by petersmyth1 on Aug 18, 2016 17:48:41 GMT
It happens ALL the time. Specially in crown courts and the high court. Its called "an adjournment for sentencing". Poor broken bestest pal. When I was sentenced for speeding he fined me immediately I was convicted so why didn't he call an adjournment for sentencing. That would have given me time to arrange how to get money to pay my fine.
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Post by duyuthinkysaurus on Aug 18, 2016 18:02:15 GMT
Speeding is NOT an offence triable in a crown court, it is a "summary" offence dealt with by a magistrate NOT a crown court judge.
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Post by Ratae on Aug 18, 2016 20:10:19 GMT
Speeding is NOT an offence triable in a crown court, it is a "summary" offence dealt with by a magistrate NOT a crown court judge. It is if it's on a horse and cart and there's half a ton of stolen church roof lead on the cart!
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Post by Ratae on Aug 22, 2016 12:57:20 GMT
Many congratulations to all our competitors in the Rio games, they did old Blighty proud. Of course, us voting to sack the EU had a lot to do with our success, obvious that it gave our lads and lasses extra inspiration innit. Dint hear much of the Kraut and Froggie anthems, nor the Aussie one come to that. I especially enjoyed watching our brave burds in the Hockey final work over them Dutch burds who were strong favourites. Rorke's Drift stuff that was.
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Post by Ratae on Aug 23, 2016 13:37:40 GMT
So, I'm finally free from the clutches of the LRI. Yep, earlier I had what I was hoping would be my final appointment with the consultant who mended (replaced) my poorly shoulder. First up, I went to the X-ray dept. That was interesting, 'cos in there was a muzzie kid in a wheelchair with a two rozzer escort, and sitting next to me were two prisoner officers with a scroty looking fella in handcuffs! Anyway, some foreign sounding fella called me in and took the X-Rays. I then went to the fracture clinic where i only had to wait a couple of minutes before I was called into the insulting room. My man was studying my X-rays on his puter screen. "Well Mr Rats, everything looks good, it all seems to have 'knitted' well, stand up and let's take a look at you." Right then, raise your left arm as high as you can....put your left arm behind your back.......bend your left arm at right angles and raise it" Yer boy did his stuff. A big smile came over my man's face. "This seems to be my lucky day, all f my patients this morning seem to have good results and you Mr Rats, have the best result of the lot" Handshakes all round and sincerely meant thanks to my man for doing a fine job. Almost six months after being admitted to A&E, latterly as an 'out patient'...yer boy was finally discharged.
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Post by nob on Aug 23, 2016 16:04:55 GMT
That's great news, I hope my Mrs gets discharged with her shoulder, she had the cortisone jabs and is much better. Still doing physio though.
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Post by Ratae on Aug 24, 2016 12:36:31 GMT
That's great news, I hope my Mrs gets discharged with her shoulder, she had the cortisone jabs and is much better. Still doing physio though. Hmmm, your missus is doing well then, my ex (#1) had those injections in both shoulders and they had no effect.
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