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barney4001 · 2011-02-03 20:54:48

A first time offender 27 year old Strabane mother with a baby daughter gets a 3 months jail term for stealing a £10 pair of jeans,is this judge a coke head, whats he on i wonder is he in the real world where bankers, polititions,builders,property speculaters are getting away with barefaced money laundering ,just W T F is…

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A first time offender 27 year old Strabane mother with a baby daughter gets a 3 months jail term for stealing a £10 pair of jeans,is this judge a coke head, whats he on i wonder is he in the real world where bankers, polititions,builders,property speculaters are getting away with barefaced money laundering ,just W T F is the law comeing to

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#2 03-02-2011 10:37pm

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I sincerely hope she appeals that. The law can be an ass at times or at least some of the people who administer it.

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#3 07-03-2011 4:36pm

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If you have any experience of the NI Justice system the sentence is not surprising. The sentence is meant to reflect the fact that she pleaded not guilty. The judge in question takes no prisoners and would never give anyone, regardless of their circumstances a break. This is both my own experience and the observations of a barrister that appears regularly in his court.

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