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2nd September 2007, 10:10 AM
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| Stake Holder  Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Oxfordshire
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| Who's Law is it anyway? Here we go again Treaty 'could see killers freed' | the Mail on Sunday |
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2nd September 2007, 07:59 PM
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| The Wicked Sword Maiden  | Re: Who's Law is it anyway? We don't have the EU Treaty here and yet our judicial system are still letting criminals walk free after very little time served, due to the parole system and the 'model' prisoner excuses. Personally I think the laws in Singapore are about the best in the world, although some think they are too harsh. |
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2nd September 2007, 08:03 PM
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| Direwolf of the chrons  | Re: Who's Law is it anyway? The problem in the UK is that with out gaols being full this policy is just what some ministers will want to lower the overcrowding. Thats the problem with the nanny state - it nitpicks at little problems and is afraid to confront the larger ones. |
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