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http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/edinburgh.cfm?id=2751020-
04 outlines the latest example of pandering to motorists by
the courts.
A few extracts.
>Ruth Inglis, a lawyer who works for the Scottish Executive,
>was fined £2000 and disqualified for two years after
>pleading guilty to careless driving on the A1 near Dunbar
>in September 2002.
>Mrs Whales, who lives in Joppa with her husband and two
>children, added: "The family are up in arms about the
>sentence and the way they feel they have been let down by
>the justice system."
And the most sickening nonsense of all is the following:
>Inglis’ lawyer, Govan MSP Gordon Jackson QC, told the court
>she had been punished by having the threat of prison
>hanging over her.
Gosh, that's such a hard punishment.
The three dead were in another car.
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David Hansen, Edinburgh | PGP email preferred-key number
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04 outlines the latest example of pandering to motorists by
the courts.
A few extracts.
>Ruth Inglis, a lawyer who works for the Scottish Executive,
>was fined £2000 and disqualified for two years after
>pleading guilty to careless driving on the A1 near Dunbar
>in September 2002.
>Mrs Whales, who lives in Joppa with her husband and two
>children, added: "The family are up in arms about the
>sentence and the way they feel they have been let down by
>the justice system."
And the most sickening nonsense of all is the following:
>Inglis’ lawyer, Govan MSP Gordon Jackson QC, told the court
>she had been punished by having the threat of prison
>hanging over her.
Gosh, that's such a hard punishment.
The three dead were in another car.
--
David Hansen, Edinburgh | PGP email preferred-key number
F566DA0E I will always explain revoked keys, unless the UK
government prevents me using the RIP Act 2000.
