Jobstown 6 Not Guilty

Laois_Man

Breaking news

The result I expected really

eviltwin

Good, the whole case was a farce. I wonder how much it cost putting on that charade.

Donal55

Justice.

godtabh

Good God we'll have to suffer more through Murphy

Glebee

What a waste of time and money...

Sleeve of wizard

Just broke a while ago.

What a colossal waste of taxpayers money that case was.

I suppose the legal profession will have did quite well out of it though, but nice to see common sense prevailed, and it has been established that what Murphy and his cohorts partook in, was not false imprisonment.


Ridiculous trial all together.

http://www.thejournal.ie/courts-jobstown-jury-3469624-Jun2017/?utm_source=shortlink

Fratton Fred

Shame.

They didn't look to be guilty though so I guess it is the right result.

Sleeve of wizard

godtabh wrote: »

Good God we'll have to suffer more through Murphy

If only he had of been wrongly convicted, you wouldn't have to though

Justice sucks.

Deise Vu

I wonder will this embolden Murphy or will he remember the ridiculous length of time and effort wasted on this trial.
Personally, I will also take from the verdict, that if I am ever in my car surrounded by a mob from the "Everything is Free" party I will just gun the engine and break through. If there are any consequences I can quote this precedent.

CeilingFly

Fix - eitheer they had insiders on the jury or noibbled a cpouple fo jury members.

He shoudl nahve been jailed for ten years - imagine having to listen to his self righteous bull for ever more now. And his silver spoon upbringing where he wanted for nothing.

spoonerhead

They did nothing wrong so it was the correct verdict.

However the taught of these guys knocking at my door talking 'social justice' and how I'm a victim of society will be disappointing

Gonna be hard for some people to support the court's decision surely. Because the courts are always wrong. :pac:

Donal55

I'd say Burton is gutted.

Subcomandante Marcos

So what about the 16 year old who was previously convicted?

Hopefully his conviction quashed and his name is cleared.

major bill

Farce of a trial!! waste of money!!

LuckyLloyd

An outrageous waste of tax payer's money in an essential effort to silence political dissent and discourage peaceful protest. Everything about this was an unseemly charade, from the ridiculous decision to have 8 Gardai arrest Murphy to the decision to push for the most severe charges possible. Justice has been done, and I hope Murphy is emboldened to continue his activist brand of politics.

Harry Palmr

P.ie will be agitating for a national holiday to mark the heroic sacrifice of the oppressed, and their freedom from state tyranny.

BPKS

eviltwin wrote: »

Good, the whole case was a farce. I wonder how much it cost putting on that charade.

A lot less than the free water they were after.

RollieFingers

Justice! Good enough for oul Joan the moan

Zebra3

Now to charge the guards that perjured themselves.




Right? :rolleyes:

A Dub in Glasgo

Magic.. watch all the right wingers gnash their teeth at this news

The Bishop Basher

I'm not privy to aall the facts but when Judge Greally told the jury that "total restraint" must be proven I thought it became clear that this case hadn't a leg to stand on..

Question is why did it ever get this far ?

Heads should roll given the costs involved here but of course this being ireland, those same heads will get promotions followed by CEO style pensions..

****in joke of a country.

VinLieger

Id say Murphy is disappointed, there goes his dream of martyrdom and his plan to write his great socialist call to arms from behind bars

Laois_Man

Deise Vu wrote: »

will he remember the ridiculous length of time and effort wasted on this trial.

I think the trial will prove to have been a huge success to Murphy's prospects of getting re-elected (apart from the fact that a guilty verdict would have disqualified him from running).

He was probably safe enough anyway but he'll probably top the poll next time.

Hopefully now they'll all be free to pay for their rubbish in accordance to the weight of it/how much they decide to pollute the world.

Roll on the next round of opposing price gouging by underregulated utility firms who are given lucrative state contracts (justified opposition), while opposing the creation of responsible environmental policy that financially penalises Irish citizens who have no respect for our environment (unjustified opposition).

Pay as you use is the only sensible environmental way to go, as is regulation of the companies involved so that they cannot, like the car insurance companies are continuing to do, rob us blind by virtue of legislation which compels us to purchase their product.

Sleeve of wizard

VinLieger wrote: »

Id say Murphy is disappointed, there goes his dream of martyrdom and his plan to write his great socialist call to arms from behind bars

I doubt he'll be as disappointed as the hoardes of folk who had him convicted from the start.

A shameful waste of taxpayers money on a sham case, and Murphy granted all the free publicity he could ever want.

Epic failure from those that conspired to silence the right to protest.

Atlantic Dawn

Only for video evidence they would have been locked up on dodgy Garda statements that fully contradicted with video evidence. Is there any punishment for false statements? I suppose this is a prime example of why the Gardaí don't want body cams.

I'd say a conservative estimate that was €5million blown.

Rumpy Pumpy

Breaking News. Paul Murphy has exploded outside the court house in what appears to be the first reported case of human combustion due to excessive pride, hubris and pomposity.

Zebra3

VinLieger wrote: »

Id say Murphy is disappointed, there goes his dream of martyrdom and his plan to write his great socialist call to arms from behind bars

Yeh, let's focus on somebody who isn't guilty of anything.

As opposed to those who perjured themselves.

AGS disgracing themselves again. Dawn raids. :rolleyes: Their previous attempt to stitch up left wing deputies. Their lax attitude to white collar criminality.

The state is rotten to the core.

SEPT 23 1989

I was all set for a family weekend of rioting in Tallaght:(

glenfieldman

Zebra3 wrote: »

Now to charge the guards that perjured themselves.




Right? :rolleyes:

I havent been taking much of an interest in it, but in which way did the gards lie ?