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bibblebub | 11:14 Mon 04th Feb 2013 | News
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What sentence can he expect for perverting the course of justice?
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20 years hard labour, or 6 months at ford open prison, where he can come and go as he pleases. personally i would give him the former, but what do i know.
11:15 Mon 04th Feb 2013
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Now that I did not expect!
A bit ironic that the Police have prosecuted this case so vigorously in light of the Plebgate affair that's ongoing.
11:18 Mon 04th Feb 2013
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what happens to his ex wife i wonder, she is also in court?
11:19 Mon 04th Feb 2013
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it'll probably be the latter of em10's suggestions but maybe him protesting his innocence and letting it drag on to this stage might count against him
11:19 Mon 04th Feb 2013
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21320992
11:20 Mon 04th Feb 2013
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Speeding is a relatively trivial offence (we've all done it?), but perverting the course of justice isn't, I imagine a 6 month sentence would restore the dignity of the court. More would be unjustified, since he is in double jeopardy - he must lose his seat in parliament. C'est la vie.
14:18 Mon 04th Feb 2013
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Western Australians call speeding and anti-social yoof 'hoons'. :)
14:23 Mon 04th Feb 2013

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