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Thread ID: 70248	2006-06-26 22:29:00	Its Official - there are now two Justice systems in NZ	dvm (6543)	PC World Chat

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466541	2006-06-29 05:40:00	I dont see it as being a colour thing, but a violence thing . . . . . . . . . . . . . :rolleyes: Who in there right mind could hit not one but two innocent children? what did they do that was so wrong? was it funny? who in their right mind would not speak out/ unless it is in fear for themselves maybe? and that family comes first? this indicates fear, violence and retribution . not greiving . but thats only my opinion . these children who had a hard life, prematurely born and that they were actually a set of triplets to start with? and now none of them are alive? 9 months of bringing these children into the world, and then to barely last 3 months? i deal with children in my line of work every day . . . . . . they are a joy . . . . . . . . . . . not something to beat for the sake of it? :groan: Rest in Peace children . . . you are safe now . no more harm can be done to you . beetle	beetle (243)
466542	2006-06-29 07:51:00	Well guys I can’t see what the problem is! The solution is simple and it goes like this . The Police arrest and charge the lot with murder . They’re all remanded in custody to Paremoremo . At this stage the police have got to a position of strength because by the time bail hearings are organised, I‘m picking the matter will be resolved, even if a judge could be found that was stupid enough to consider bail . You see I’ll wager that some, if not most of this lot have “form” and will be familiar with “Pare’s internal justice system” . In their system murdering babies is right at the top of crimes that must be redressed . Anyway, I’m picking that before the paddy wagon gets to Pare’s gates those not involved will be chirping like a canary . If not, no matter, the bush telegraph will be aware of their E . T . A . and the inmates will have arranged a welcome . Ohhhhh, as I type this I can hear the squealing! All that remains is to sit back and watch the video monitors, record everything and then sell the tapes to a TV station as a “Realty Show” . What a way to recover the money these scumbags have already cost us taxpayers . Now, who’s in favour?	B.M. (505)
466543	2006-06-29 09:42:00	Good call B.M. - that would probably do the trick... The whole situation makes me feel sick... It's times like these I wish we had the death sentence in this country. :groan:	HadO (796)
466544	2006-06-30 03:17:00	Got my vote B.M	SolMiester (139)
466545	2006-06-30 04:43:00	And whats the bet that the defense will be "I was on P bro"I dought it. The jails are full of people who use excuses like "i was on P" or "i was drunk at the time" While these factors help explain the crime, they do not excuse it. The only difference it will make is that the killer would be expected to address the drug issue as well as do time. This is why drunk drivers are sent to deal with their drug problems, as well as P users and other problem groups. AA and other drug awareness groups are partly populated by people who have screwed up under the influence of some drug, and are on their last chance before doing time. Killing 2 babies does not constitute "oops, better sort my drug habit out"	personthingy (1670)
466546	2006-07-01 10:33:00	Once upon a time I worked in the Justice system and unlike many people I have actually been in a Prison albiet not as an inmate. Never fails to amaze me how people criticise the Justice system when they know sweet FA about it and as a rule don't bother to even check their facts before they set off on a tougher sentences rant. These people find a natural home at the Sensibull Sentencing Trust.	Twelvevolts (5457)
466547	2006-07-01 10:45:00	When i did my time was when P was at is peak, and there were a lot of newcomers arriving who were coming down from the stuff. They'd often become reasonable people once the P had fully worn off, weeks later. It made no overall difference to the kind of sentences they would get for the dumb things they did. And just in case anyone gets the wrong idea, no i have never had any interest in the drug.	personthingy (1670)
466548	2006-07-01 10:54:00	Same with alcohol, cocaine, heroin etc etc	Twelvevolts (5457)
466549	2006-07-01 11:06:00	Once upon a time I worked in the Justice system and unlike many people I have actually been in a Prison albiet not as an inmate. Never fails to amaze me how people criticise the Justice system when they know sweet FA about it and as a rule don't bother to even check their facts before they set off on a tougher sentences rant. These people find a natural home at the Sensibull Sentencing Trust. Your right, we should hand out instant death instead. Jail is too good for em. The justice system is a crock. As are the crappy jails. No one that I have known over the years was in fear of it, what does that tell you? And the ones who had already made their cash didn't give a damn about anything(not that they did before), An expensive lawyer does wonders.	Metla (12)
466550	2006-07-01 11:09:00	Same with alcohol, cocaine, heroin etc etcTrue, the jails have so many junkies in them, and again, most are semi-reasonable once they've dried out, or whatever. Let them out into the world and the arm gets supplied again, and its all on till they get back home. "home" being a word sarcasticly used by many junkies when they return to jail. I have no time for junkies. They were once people, but the drug is all that matters, so human decency is usually forgotten. Anyway, this has little to do with the case in question. It would appear that the babies were the dumping ground for family anger and violence at the cost of their lives. There is nothing to suggest at this stage that any drug was involved, and if there was, it would most likely be alcohol.	personthingy (1670)
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