Jozef Puska guilty of murder of Ashling Murphy (Mod notes and threadbans in op)

You know fine well what the distinction is, and it's not race, yet you'll gladly pretend otherwise just so that you can use the race card.

While we are not a schengen member, we fully participate in the schengen information system.

I'm not sure why you think it would flag this individual though, people with criminal convictions are entitled to travel.

Lots of different reasons really, what type of crimes should stop you travelling? The types of crime or the amount of previous convictions?

How do you stop people from leaving the country?

What do you consider travel? A day trip to Wales, a month in Thailand, a match in old Trafford, a week in Lanzarote?

if being forbidden to leave Ireland was part of the punishment, it would have to be given at sentence. No legislation that I know allows for that punishment. You can't sentence people for a crime and then at a later stage penalize them again.

surely the right of entry to another country is entirely dependant on the policies of that country. We cannot control their borders.

Crime is crime. Victims of crime stay victims of crime. If the criminal behaviour is fraud or murder it's all the same to me.

If Puska committed the crime he committed here in his native Slovakia should he be allowed to travel to Ireland once he served his sentence? Would you think that's acceptable? If yes, why?

You can't sentence people for a crime and then at a later stage penalise them again. why not? Are we not allowed to have a standard as to who enters this country so it poses less risk to its citizens or is it free for all in the name of heal the world?

And the polices of this country... well I've been wondering about that for a long time. I often wonder do we actually have any?

So you want visas to travel across the EU? Just queue up at an embassy before a stag in Prague or a rugby match in Paris? Why do I feel you wouldn't be so in favour of it impeded your movement?

If the governent implemented policy correctly then its very likely she would be still alive.

If he had to work to satisfy conditions to stay here then maybe he wouldn't have had free time to be following around women.

Or maybe he would have moved somewhere else.

But sure our governent, welcome to the land of freebies, no need to work and we will give you a 5 bedroom house most working people couldn't dream of affording themselves.

I hope they get absolutely hammered in the next election and people let them know when they knock on doors looking for votes.

Will anything actually change after this, they will probably talk about it for awhile and do nothing.

The fact that some people are here calling people racist and far right is astonishing and they should hang their heads in shame.

That exactly what you want! You said it would be sensible to have a visa system like America.

So you either do want visas to travel over Europe or you don't?

Why can't you punish people twice at different times for the same crime?

Really?

And how do you implement that when the majority of EU countries don't have physical borders? how do you stop someone with a criminal conviction just driving from Germany into Austria? or Spain to Portugal? Does someone with a criminal conviction just neve qualify for an ID?

Amazing how many of these "simple ideas" translate to "I want freedom of movement but don't want other people to have it.

It's not offensive, just unworkable pie in the sky garbage. But i ask again how you would implement it? or are you just ranting for the sake of it.

In your world a crime commited at say 16 disqualifies you from ever attempting to better your life? seems a bit north korea to me.

I really cannot answer that. Believing that you should be able to go back to criminals who have served their sentence, and keep giving them further punishments, is just some crazy stuff.

The poster is right though. You are looking for retribution, not justice. If someone served their sentence they should be free to live like any other member of society. Not every person reoffends.

And how do you stop them crossing borders? Have you ever travelled around Europe?

Some sources say he did, some say he didn't, and since he was also underage he was under 15.

Ashling Murphy killer 'had short circuit in brain' during murder, claim shocked friends - World News - Mirror Online

Ah yeah, let's normalize facial recognition and GPS tracking for lads who were caught driving without insurance 20 years previously, completely goes against the ethos of a republic but shure why not.