Between the "cunstabulary" and our courts/judges I'm not sure which one would win the prize for muppet of the year.
This person & their actions get a slap on the wrist & home D ???
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/auckla...WQTFV2HGXBIYI/
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Between the "cunstabulary" and our courts/judges I'm not sure which one would win the prize for muppet of the year.
This person & their actions get a slap on the wrist & home D ???
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/auckla...WQTFV2HGXBIYI/
Hard to blame cops for a judge’s decision.
And the poor chap will now get the support and counseling he desperately needs and deserves…:ORLY:
feel for the cops they do all the leg work and judge has no balls
Yep, agree cops did their job on this one - but see other the thread on bad cop behaviour & cover up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Finnwolf
Cops must be gutted when they see courts hand out decisions like this.
Right then if you and ya brother go on a crime spree……..did someone say Cray…..brothers…..what a joke. Really feel for the victims!
Maybe Simpson's mother/father is a judge.....it will be interesting to see the outcome of the Wanaka couple's case. I wonder if any strings will be pulled to achieve a meaning ful outcome?
So what the fuck does a person shooting an illegal firearm at innocent members of the public actually have to do for a judge to send them to prison? Fuck me dead, why do we bother?
Obviously wasn't a licensed firearms owner or the jail sentence would have probably been upheld .
Not very confidence inspiring when our justice system considers pre-planned shooting at vehicles with a shotty on a motorway only worthy of home d .
No wonder these crims are all shaking in their boots .... :wtfsmilie:
Another classic case of the world gone fucken mad.
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Originally Posted by 199p
Gotta keep the prison population low to keep Labour happy eh!
Justice system is unbelievably weak handed I agree with that
And nobody was concerned he was also found to be in possession of explosives! Sounds like another nut job who was getting the gear together to go on a rampage.
They just have to become a Firearm Arm Licenced person! Because then, they would be deemed fit and proper and should have known better! So here comes the book, the crims just an arsehole and knew no better. I’m studying to be a judge in my retirement, there’s two spots, you in? Hahahaha, Fuck we’d have some fun Rushy hahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Rushy
Looks like Brenton Tarrant needs to have a crack at appeal.
i know for a fact that good cops are as upset as any one of us by bad cops and their actions. They have serious skin in the game, and bad cops' actions make the job more difficult for the good ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by chainsaw
My reference to the "cunstabulory" is directed to the office, the leadership (that sets the standards) & union rep rather the cop on the beat.
I agree @phil H the average cop is doing his/her best often in very difficult and stressful situations.
However there have been too many serious failings by the police - just take a read of the other couple of threads on here at present.
https://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co....utality-76379/
https://www.nzhuntingandshooting.co....icences-76337/
The elected representative of NZPA lies continually.... always with an ulterior motive or agenda to feed.
The incident last week when a senior Auckland D decided the law did not apply to him and drove thru the Auckland L3 border with several others in his car.
And least we forget - the issue of a FAL to a terrorist.
Ignore this behaviour & the disregard/contempt for the rule of law? .... at our peril.
Worried about home invasions = drug dealer worried about standovers.
"pleaded guilty to intentional damage with a firearm, unlawful possession of a firearm, and unlawful possession of explosives." And gets home D..... :wtfsmilie:
This story almost made me puke. These scum should have been jailed for many years. FFS, this is attempted murder of a family. These kids will be psychologically damaged for life and these pieces of snot get no more punishment than a hungry shoplifter. The judge should lose his job immediately as surely the justice system could have no confidence in his ability to uphold the law. Much sympathy to the family.
We don't hear much from the Sensible Sentencing Trust these days but here is the perfect ammunition.
Up is down. Down is up.
Good is bad. Bad is good.
This is where we're at now.
Very true, its like anything and everyone, there are bad teachers, doctors, pick any profession or Government department. But getting back to the main point, the Judicial system in this country is a complete joke and a slap in the face for victims of crime.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bol Tackshin
Gotta agree, I am surprised the driver of the family car didnt loose control and crash. We need some Singapore justice here, Home D plus 2 x 5 strokes of the lash a month apart.Quote:
Originally Posted by inozz
Does anyone know if there exists a legal mechanism for the public to sue to remove unfit Judges?
Between this case and the one in Taranaki which was attempt murder at least (+ intent to injure and multiple assault charges on Police, including canines) some of the judiciary are patently unfit for the office.
Must be a way to cut some of the chaff surely?
A fair amount of public outrage expressed at this site.................. https://tinyurl.com/ydubqgzw
"Justice Ian GAULT has been a High Court Judge for less than three years. I only hope is that he will never attain four years in Office.
Attachment 180921
Justice Gault graduated with an LLB (Hons) from Victoria University in 1987 while employed as a Judges’ Clerk for judges of the High Court and Court of Appeal. In 1988 he travelled to the UK to study, graduating with an LLM from the University of Cambridge in 1989 and joining the London office of international law firm Clifford Chance in the same year.
In 1993 he returned to New Zealand and commenced practice at the Auckland office of Bell Gully, joining the partnership in 1997. He specialises in commercial dispute resolution and regulatory proceedings, with particular experience in trade practices, intellectual property, international trade, insurance, cyber security, public law and trusts.
Justice Gault was also admitted as a solicitor in New South Wales in 2001 and is a Commissioned Officer (Major) in the New Zealand Defence Force Reserves. He is a co-author of Gault on Commercial Law. He is also a regular faculty member on the New Zealand Law Society’s Litigation Skills Course and was Director in 2016.
They still actively publish a decent number of press releases, unfortunately the media chooses to give them little to no coverage.Quote:
Originally Posted by 6x47
We are being overwhelmed by "Educated Idiots" they will be the death of civil society.
you can lodge a complaint however the appearance of an independent judicciary is far more important to the gubbermint than an unfit judgeQuote:
Originally Posted by Preacher
That's a bloody good question.Quote:
Originally Posted by Russian 22.
