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Equality under the law 19:58 - Mar 5 with 216 views

Boundy

"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."

Equality under the law on 20:04 - Mar 5 with 198 views

onehunglow

White British marched into countries and imposed their laws on them
Then they raped the land of its wealth
Then they left leaving nothing but strife
They deserve to pay and suffer
Yeah baby

Poll:

Christmas. Enjoyable or not

Equality under the law on 20:18 - Mar 5 with 175 views

Boundy

Equality under the law on 20:04 - Mar 5 by onehunglow
White British marched into countries and imposed their laws on them Then they raped the land of its wealth Then they left leaving nothing but strife They deserve to pay and suffer Yeah baby

Payback cometh and arrived

"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."

Equality under the law on 20:22 - Mar 5 with 170 views

onehunglow

Equality under the law on 20:18 - Mar 5 by Boundy
Payback cometh and arrived

We should all eat each other

Poll:

Christmas. Enjoyable or not

Equality under the law on 20:27 - Mar 5 with 166 views

Gwyn737

The guidelines were drawn up by the Sentencing Council.

It’s about to be overruled by the Justice Secretary.

https://www.ft.com/content/a97c2dd8-fe8e-4c79-b4a1-24e8218e544c

Equality under the law on 20:38 - Mar 5 with 143 views

Boundy

Equality under the law on 20:27 - Mar 5 by Gwyn737
The guidelines were drawn up by the Sentencing Council. It’s about to be overruled by the Justice Secretary. https://www.ft.com/content/a97c2dd8-fe8e-4c79-b4a1-24e8218e544c

As it should be , how anyone thought that was a good idea and wouldn't be challenged is in the wrong profession.

"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."

Equality under the law on 20:43 - Mar 5 with 137 views

Scotia

Rule of thumb.

If anyone says "you won't see this on mainstream media" is usually talking bollox.

Equality under the law on 20:45 - Mar 5 with 136 views

Gwyn737

Equality under the law on 20:38 - Mar 5 by Boundy
As it should be , how anyone thought that was a good idea and wouldn't be challenged is in the wrong profession.

Agreed.

It’s just a bit strange that the barrister chose to have the Justice Secretary and Starmer in the thumbnail.

Could be politically motivated, could just be for clicks.

Equality under the law on 20:49 - Mar 5 with 131 views

onehunglow

Equality under the law on 20:45 - Mar 5 by Gwyn737
Agreed. It’s just a bit strange that the barrister chose to have the Justice Secretary and Starmer in the thumbnail. Could be politically motivated, could just be for clicks.

Barristers !
I've had a nice day up to now
I've almost thrown up in the hot tub

Poll:

Christmas. Enjoyable or not

Equality under the law on 20:52 - Mar 5 with 124 views

Boundy

Equality under the law on 20:45 - Mar 5 by Gwyn737
Agreed. It’s just a bit strange that the barrister chose to have the Justice Secretary and Starmer in the thumbnail. Could be politically motivated, could just be for clicks.

Maybe l can understand the Justice Secretary,Starmer not so unless because of his previous role within the CPS although not relevant today .

"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."

Equality under the law on 22:56 - Mar 5 with 64 views

Scotia

Equality under the law on 20:45 - Mar 5 by Gwyn737
Agreed. It’s just a bit strange that the barrister chose to have the Justice Secretary and Starmer in the thumbnail. Could be politically motivated, could just be for clicks.

The blackbeltbarrister aka Daniel Shensmith. Often has Starmer in his YouTube videos as a thumbnail.

It's totally political, especially in this case.

Equality under the law on 05:46 - Mar 6 with 13 views

AnotherJohn

Fortunately, the Justice Secretary appears to be as alarmed as the critics. Shabana Mahmood, told the House of Commons,: “As somebody from an ethnic minority background, I do not stand for any differential treatment before the law for anyone. (...) There will never be a two-tier sentencing approach under my watch or under this Labour Government.” She said she wo;; write to the Sentencing Council to “register my displeasure” and “recommend reversing this change to the guidance”. What is worrying is that there seem to be sections of the judiciary and the chattering class who think this is a good idea.

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