Thread: Where'sthe justice?

As is all to common now, the court treats the agressor as the victim and the real victims dont count...

I'd have no hesitation punching the slime ball in the face, but I bet I'd get a year for it.

Well, if you look at the bloke who was just sentenced for the murder of Jill Meagher - she was the 23rd rape that he had committed. When he raped and murdered her, he was on bail facing charges for 5 other rapes.

It's about time someone held the pathetic judges / judiciary in this country accountable for some of the scum that they let back out on the streets.

As a manager in the workplace, if I knowingly allow an unsafe condition to continue in the workplace, I can be prosecuted for it and receive all sorts of penalties, depending on the outcome of the unsafe condition (how seriously someone is injured) - and rightly so. Yet these pathetic ****s who are supposed to be upholding the law can allow scum out on the street in full knowledge of their past history of offending - and there is absolutely no comeback on them when the results of their decisions are that another rape or murder occurs.

Originally Posted by BMKal

Well, if you look at the bloke who was just sentenced for the murder of Jill Meagher - she was the 23rd rape that he had committed. When he raped and murdered her, he was on bail facing charges for 5 other rapes.

It's about time someone held the pathetic judges / judiciary in this country accountable for some of the scum that they let back out on the streets.
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Agree 100% with that. the girl is death, the family is destroyed for ever and the "rehabilitation experts" are not accountable for their negligence.

I wish that one day we are going to have a Court of Justice and not a Court of Law

Originally Posted by BMKal

and there is absolutely no comeback on them when the results of their decisions

I'm am liable for WHS to my trainees, then so should they be if an offender should have been more harshly dealt with.

There's no real justice anymore it seems. And when they do get caught and go to jail, they live better than most of us who abide by the rules and work for a living.

We had a phone call last Saturday night (long weekend) when our daughter was taken to hospital after her drink was spiked at a club in Melb. She/We were very lucky she had a friend with her that realised what was going on and dealt with it all very quickly. Made it very difficult for us as we were both away.

I totally agree, they should at bare minimum be "bricked" before they are released. And to all the do gooders out there, no it doesn't hurt unless you get your thumbs caught in between the bricks

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Kids, drugs, rape.......I would have expected 15 years, 10 without parole.

Probably had a 'difficult childhood' or something. Wouldn't have been his fault. Now feeling remorseful. Etc etc.

Oh - suuuuure..... 2 years'll do.