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Thread ID: 117952	2011-05-12 00:38:00	Are we supposed to feel sorry for him?	Zippity (58)	PC World Chat

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1201614	2011-05-14 03:45:00	They shouldnt have paroled him until he shows the polizei the body of the other missing Swede There are paddocks full of them round here, so I don't think that would have come into it!	Cicero (40)
1201615	2011-05-14 04:07:00	What a load of bollocks!! :( :( The Police did stuff up the presentation of evidence but only because they "cocked-up" the search warrant. The evidence obtained by the Police (but later deemed inadmissible in court because of the search warrant debacle) was more that enough to hang Tamahere - period. And how did the body that was found get to be 70 Km away from where the police allege he was killed? There may have been an accomplice of course. I wouldn't trust the police as far as I could kick them after the stuff ups they have made in the past. I do realise that not all police are the same but how do we know which of them to trust? Note that recently two people who were charged and convicted of arson and spent time in the pokey were released and compensation is being paid out. About $380,000 I think which comes out of taxpayer funds rather than the coppers pocket.	Snorkbox (15764)
1201616	2011-05-14 04:09:00	Doesn't matter if you don't trust the police, we have politicians and lawyers, you'd be a fool to trust any of them too but they're here for good.	rob_on_guitar (4196)
1201617	2011-05-14 06:42:00	What a load of bollocks!! :( :( The Police did stuff up the presentation of evidence but only because they "cocked-up" the search warrant. The evidence obtained by the Police (but later deemed inadmissible in court because of the search warrant debacle) was more that enough to hang Tamahere - period. The evidence as produced in court to the jury should not have resulted in a murder verdict. If we had the law of Scotland here instead of British law, the verdict would probably have been 'not proven' which would allow the prosecution to have another go. In British law you are innocent 'til proven guilty, by default. This means that the jury is more likely to issue a 'guilty' verdict, just in case you were. Scots law requires a verdict of 'not guilty', 'not proven' or 'guilty'.	mzee (3324)
1201618	2011-05-14 06:49:00	The evidence as produced in court to the jury should not have resulted in a murder verdict. If we had the law of Scotland here instead of British law, the verdict would probably have been 'not proven' which would allow the prosecution to have another go. In British law you are innocent 'til proven guilty, by default. This means that the jury is more likely to issue a 'guilty' verdict, just in case you were. Scots law requires a verdict of 'not guilty', 'not proven' or 'guilty'. In that case, we should all buy kilts at once and take up the bagpipes.	Cicero (40)
1201619	2011-05-14 06:58:00	Problem with the scottish is their short arms and long pockets worse than the clogs man	prefect (6291)
1201620	2011-05-14 09:18:00	Problem with the scottish is their short arms and long pockets worse than the clogs man When I did my OE the Aussies were the worst.	mikebartnz (21)
1201621	2011-05-14 09:20:00	They shouldnt have paroled him until he shows the polizei the body of the other missing Swede I read recently how one of them had been seen alive several days after they were thought to be dead on some island. There is a little bit of doubt about Tamihere's guilt for killing the Swedes.	mikebartnz (21)
1201622	2011-05-14 09:22:00	And, of course, it's not the first time police have done that. Auther Allen Thomas definately comes to mind with the planting of 22 cartridge casings by the two Auckland coppers.	mikebartnz (21)
1201623	2011-05-14 09:34:00	Doesn't matter if you don't trust the police, we have politicians and lawyers, you'd be a fool to trust any of them too but they're here for good. They're here exclusively for personal gain, and heaps of it. :devil	R2x1 (4628)
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