Who says crime doesn't pay

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Re: Who says crime doesn't pay

Post by expressman33 » Fri Dec 20 2019 9:12pm

macliam wrote:
Fri Dec 20 2019 6:17pm

"She is the primary carer for the three children"
Should primary carers be exempt from going to prison ?

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Re: Who says crime doesn't pay

Post by macliam » Fri Dec 20 2019 9:44pm

expressman33 wrote:
Fri Dec 20 2019 9:12pm
macliam wrote:
Fri Dec 20 2019 6:17pm

"She is the primary carer for the three children"
Should primary carers be exempt from going to prison ?
macliam wrote:
Fri Dec 20 2019 6:17pm
The judge appears to have decided that imprisoning the primary carer of three (soon to be four) children was not in the public interest. That is a decision he is paid to make and I'm not going to second-guess him.
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Re: Who says crime doesn't pay

Post by blythburgh » Sat Dec 21 2019 10:01am

expressman33 wrote:
Fri Dec 20 2019 9:12pm
macliam wrote:
Fri Dec 20 2019 6:17pm

"She is the primary carer for the three children"
Should primary carers be exempt from going to prison ?
Depends on the crime and the evidence and what the judge hears from everyone concerned. But the children could end up in care. A broken family and all that means to the children.
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