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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger 17:35 - Nov 13 with 1247 viewsBelsteadCav



But the jury was not told of Alfatih's links to Hamas, and he was even given a so-called "good character direction" by Judge George Lubega, because he doesn't have any previous convictions in the UK.

Absolutely insane


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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 17:48 - Nov 13Steve_M

The principle of a fair trial is a good one, even when sensationally reported for likes and shares.

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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 17:54 - Nov 13BelsteadCav

Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 17:48 - Nov 13 by Steve_M

The principle of a fair trial is a good one, even when sensationally reported for likes and shares.


Stuff his fair trial

And stuff Hamas

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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 18:21 - Nov 13WestStanderLaLaLa

They really don’t. The opposite in fact.

If a defendant has no UK convictions thr judge is legally required to give a good character direction.
If he hadn’t, lawyers would have had an automatic ground to appeal, potentially overturning the guilty verdict and letting him walk free.

Allowing a jury to hear unproven terror claims during a trial about a street assault would bias the jury and violate the right to a fair trial

All totally sane

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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 18:31 - Nov 13BlueBadger

Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 18:21 - Nov 13 by WestStanderLaLaLa

They really don’t. The opposite in fact.

If a defendant has no UK convictions thr judge is legally required to give a good character direction.
If he hadn’t, lawyers would have had an automatic ground to appeal, potentially overturning the guilty verdict and letting him walk free.

Allowing a jury to hear unproven terror claims during a trial about a street assault would bias the jury and violate the right to a fair trial

All totally sane


Let's not bring facts into this now.

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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 18:35 - Nov 13reusersfreekicks

Here we go again....
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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 18:40 - Nov 13homer_123

Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 17:54 - Nov 13 by BelsteadCav

Stuff his fair trial

And stuff Hamas


Yeah - it doesn't work that way. Thankfully.

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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 18:46 - Nov 13BelsteadCav

Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 18:21 - Nov 13 by WestStanderLaLaLa

They really don’t. The opposite in fact.

If a defendant has no UK convictions thr judge is legally required to give a good character direction.
If he hadn’t, lawyers would have had an automatic ground to appeal, potentially overturning the guilty verdict and letting him walk free.

Allowing a jury to hear unproven terror claims during a trial about a street assault would bias the jury and violate the right to a fair trial

All totally sane


He shouldn’t even be in the country, let alone given British citizenship

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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 19:11 - Nov 13BanksterDebtSlave

Imagine being this hooked on just getting angry about stuff!

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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 19:15 - Nov 13WestStanderLaLaLa

Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 18:46 - Nov 13 by BelsteadCav

He shouldn’t even be in the country, let alone given British citizenship


What’s that got to do with the Judge?

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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 19:51 - Nov 13Butterbing

Everyone is entitled to a fair trial. The judge applied Uk law and the jury found him guilty. I think what you are angry about is that he was given Uk citizenship rather than the actions of the judge in this trial. Try reading the article before getting angry and posting nonsense.
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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 20:01 - Nov 13redrickstuhaart

Or the rule of law as it was developed and applied here a very long time?

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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 21:59 - Nov 13Swansea_Blue

Er, hasn’t he just been convicted?

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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 22:04 - Nov 13syntaxerror

Ask yourself how you have become so radical far right please.
Is it a good idea for you and your close ones
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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 22:07 - Nov 13redrickstuhaart

Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 22:04 - Nov 13 by syntaxerror

Ask yourself how you have become so radical far right please.
Is it a good idea for you and your close ones


It's weird and frightening to witness.

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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 10:16 - Nov 14SomethingBlue

You've been utterly cooked mate, please delete X and get better or you risk ending up in a very bad place. It's genuinely for your own good and that of those around you that I say this.
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Judges in this country constantly put us all in danger on 11:28 - Nov 14ghostofescobar

The word “constantly” seems to be doing a lot of heavy lifting there. Do you have evidence of judges “constantly” putting us in danger. A fairly well used definition of constantly is “ all the time, very often, or repeatedly without a break”, in case it helps.

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