Law & Order Broken Down

This is nothing new. The difference is that a lot of crime is being caught on camera nowadays and some crimes get more media attention than others. It is probably much worse than we imagine.

I remember a period in the late 90’s in Dublin when almost every weekend it seemed like someone was having the bollox bet out of them. An abundance of cash and drugs feed this type of behaviour. As well as a judiciary who couldn’t give a toss.

As long as the Layabouts Before People brigade continue to provide free dole and houses for dirtbags, this will be our way of life.

Just the first ep, it's like a crossover / pilot eposode

Attacker is originally from Romania, only 18, looks like they are sending their finest here. The next hearing they want to have an interpretar present.

https://www.rte.ie/news/regional/2022/0418/1292943-dublin-assault-court/

I saw that on VMN, what's more alarming is he got Bail and of course Free legal Aid. With one of the victims in critical condition and two assault charges, I was astonished he got bail, beggar's belief.

Apparently he had to hand in his passport, it's just extraordinary notwithstanding recent horrific incidents and minister for Justice, yet again promising action bail was granted with a victim in critical condition.

The sight of this individual along with 2 friends walking out of the court with not a care in the world was galling 😳

The Irish Justice Industry (let's be honest it is an industry rather than a system at this point) is fundamentally set up to keep violent offenders on the street. Someone with 100 convictions is a cash cow. Let's say the various legal fees etc per case comes to 20,000 per case. Between all the solicitors, barristers, clerks etc etc on both sides that'll be in the ball park per case. 100 convictions means one scroate criminal makes €2 million for the justice industry. That's a lot of BMWs and Michelin starred meals. So of course they will be financially invested in keeping the scroate on the street committing crimes.

We need to take sentencing out of the control of the justice industry. Say after 5 convictions there needs to be legislation to make sure the scroate has to serve the maximum sentence for the crime. No reduced sentences. No suspended sentences. Nearly release. Don't let the judge have any ability to send the scroate out on the street early to earn more money for their solicitor and barrister mates.

And the Gucci top on him. Jesus, you would lose all patience.