What planet do judges come from?

The fact of the matter is his legal status in the UK is still being investigated and his criminal offenses still to be prosecuted. Maybe he will get some hefty fines later, imprisonment or deportation.

His criminal offences have been prosecuted & he's been jailed for them.

What's happend here is he refused to tell them where he's from so they can't deport him, they then kept him banged him up for a further 5 months wilst trying to find out his country of origin because they knew he would do a runner.

I don't see this as any different to you or i refusing to give the police our name and address when we get pulled, IE you or i would get banged up untill such a time we either tell the truth or they find out our name and address by other means.



And sorry D.P if i went to spain and got jailed for over 20 offences and then refused to tell them what country i came from wilst they tried to deport me, yes i would expect to stay banged up.
 
If you were locked up for no reason at all for a year would you want compensation? IF you were told since you had a parking ticket that you aren't entitled to anything, tough luck you spent a year in prison, so what.

If you went to Spain on holiday and got locked up illegally for no reason for a year and instead of getting compensation you got nothing because you aren't Spanish?

He wasn't locked up for no reason though was he.
 
If you were locked up for no reason at all for a year would you want compensation? IF you were told since you had a parking ticket that you aren't entitled to anything, tough luck you spent a year in prison, so what.

If you went to Spain on holiday and got locked up illegally for no reason for a year and instead of getting compensation you got nothing because you aren't Spanish?

I'm not saying he shouldn't get a penny because of the country he is from, I am saying it because of the cost he was to our country and hard-working tax payers..

Lets put this into perspective, this man has 20 criminal convictions, he was in the process of deportation and would not comply with the request of stating his home country.. he has no one to blame but himself for being imprisoned in the first place, and lets be honest.. prison life isn't exactly hard nowadays is it.

My third time explaining that.. if people actually feel sympathy for this man then I have no time for them either. Why do people feel the need to try disprove others opinions just to take some sort of moral high ground?

/lost interest..
 
certainly is wrong. One of those situations where the right will undoubtedly jump on it to try and emphasise why the judiciary shouldn't have so much power.
 
Coming on OcUk is getting more and more like going on the British Union of Fascists every day. Never seen so many hateful people towards someone who was wrongly imprisoned in my life.

It seems the judge was doing his job and not being ****.

Are you for real mate
 
I'm going to jump on the bandwagon and there's no logic that can convince me otherwise... This is a travesty, he should have been deported not given **** loads of money.

Call me immoral or whatever you want but someone who comes to this country illegally and commits crimes has no right to stay here, there is no reason or justification. Asylum is a joke too, I gather he stowed away on a boat from someone else he could have claimed asylum.

I do not want to pay for illegal immigrants benefits, settlements or imprisonment and I don't give a crap about their 'human rights'.
 
Look I know this might be odd to you but some of us find it a tad offensive and indeed disgusting, when some **** scumbag ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT who should be deported on the next boat out of here, gets a £17k gift from our laughable excuse for a justice system.
 
Not the judge's fault though is it?

And it's all very well saying 'deport him' but that's kinda tricky when you don't know, and he won't say, where he came from - it's not like we can ship them off to Australia any more. I happen to agree this seems ridiculous but the judge isn't at fault for either the laws that are in place or for the immigration/police not following said laws.
 
Not the judge's fault though is it?

And it's all very well saying 'deport him' but that's kinda tricky when you don't know, and he won't say, where he came from - it's not like we can ship them off to Australia any more.

He won't say, he won't cooperate, he's got 20 convictions, he's OBVIOUSLY SCUM, yet we pay him £17k? Nobody in their right mind could find this acceptable.
 
No wonder immigrants FLOOD into Britain when we lay the red carpet out for them like this, we truly are the laughing stock of the world.
 
Yes hell of a red carpet, he's been in jail since 2007...great life yes?

Reading between the lines of the article the 'investigation faltered' i.e. there was probably a balls-up and his case got forgotten or something like that which meant nothing was done. Hard to tell without the facts...oh wait that's exactly what the judge will have had in front of him.
 
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