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Thread ID: 94410	2008-10-28 07:00:00	New Zealands Shame	Metla (12)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
715376	2008-10-28 20:41:00	Hence the comment that lawyers are a bunch of Noddys.	R2x1 (4628)
715377	2008-10-28 20:52:00	Maybe its time to forget vigilantism against the offenders, and target a few judges. Scare the rest to get in line As for the offender, yeah this is yet another in the long list of boyracers who race their flash cars and kill yet another pedestrian, all for the sake of pumping up the ego of their 2 inch dick. No point blaming the cops in the end, they go ahead with proceedings, only to have some limp dick judge throw it out, or pass a jokeable sentence. Christ couldnt have said it better myself.	prefect (6291)
715378	2008-10-28 21:05:00	Christ wouldn't have had too, 2000 years of editing and rewriting would have turned it into beautiful poetry.Sure after getting that treatment its original message would have been lost but just imagine all the interpretations imaginative people could hang off it.	Metla (12)
715379	2008-10-28 23:03:00	from the article: "He said people should not regard home detention as an easy option. "People feel desperately trapped in their own home. The loss of liberty and the ability to leave the house to enjoy social recreation is keenly felt and it is not an easy sentence," he said." So you mean for some of my friends who do nothing but choose to stay at home and play WoW all day, the enjoyment they get from that is actually quite difficult? If it were the judge's daughter killed, the life wouldn't be viewed so cheaply.	utopian201 (6245)
715380	2008-10-28 23:45:00	Oh what I would do to this guy if I had the chance... And no, don't take it the wrong way :groan: Lets just say I would try and use as many of these implements of pain (www.anvari.org) as possible. Number 18/19 Look particualarly awesome. Good lord! 19 and 23... :waughh: Make that compulsery! Crime rates will drop, one way or another!	ubergeek85 (131)
715381	2008-10-29 02:32:00	Don't just accept that, make sure you lay an official complaint against that officer. Not an option the daughter wants to to take Jen - the Police there got long memories (and from previous experience, she learnt her lesson). sarel	sarel (2490)
715382	2008-10-29 02:53:00	Ah the "Sensible Sentencing Trust". A great example of modern day newspeak. I would imagine most New Zealanders have engaged in reckless driving at some point in our lives, but most of us are lucky enough that nothing came of it. On the other hand, going 120kph in suburban Christchurch is pretty out there, and he 'should' be treated similarly to a drunk-driver. Looking at some other drink driving manslaughter cases: www.safe-nz.org.nz = 5 Years. www.victimsupport.org.nz = 4.5 Years. Would the outraged masses be appeased by that sort of sentence? It seems reasonable to me.	shermo (12739)
715383	2008-10-29 04:19:00	He said people should not regard home detention as an easy option. "People feel desperately trapped in their own home. The loss of liberty and the ability to leave the house to enjoy social recreation is keenly felt and it is not an easy sentence," he said. Yeah, right! Sleep, Eat, Drink, Dvds, Fast internet, good graphic cards + games, yeah, real hard...	SKT174 (1319)
715384	2008-10-29 05:18:00	I never know what to say in these cases,except to say,how does a person kill someone and virtually walk,how does a chap torture a girl, rape and then kill her then walk after a few years in the slammer,I just can't see the justice! There are endless cases of this nature.	Cicero (40)
715385	2008-10-29 14:18:00	About 40 years ago the was a Magistrate named Stuart Hardy on the Bench in Hamilton. His daughter had been killed by a drink driver. Anyone who came up in front of Stuart Hardy SM for drink driving got at least 30 days inside - no exceptions. That is how it should be.	KenESmith (6287)
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