Another example of how the system fails.... again.....
And a woman in 2001....?
+1. All rights as a NZ citizen removed. He can piss off now....
Unsure if this is a P/T or not....
The victim is the 78 year olds family.... but I think you knew that...?![]()
That's it in a nutshell - no respect for anyone they perceive to be older or weaker than they are. Can you imagine him trying this if a huge Islander had clipped his car? Or a cop?
Total over-reaction in my opinion. Sure, get out and yell at them if they have hit your precious car, but to physically attack them is beyond belief. He would have posed very little threat to the guy and it sounds like he was trying to apologise anyway.
He would have got more time if he'd been done for burglary most likely.
Yes, I am pedantic about spelling and grammar so get used to it!
Being old does not command respect, being respectable commands respect!
Being old commands consideration similarly to that extended to little children!
Some old bastards are bloody "disrespectful" but hey, they are not really much of a threat to anyone any more, are they?
Please be gentle with me!.........
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Oh come on.
The CROWN ie "society" is who the offender becomes indebted to in court. Not the victims family. Thus the victim has little to no impact on sentences.
At a time when they need it the most, usually waiting from 6-18 months for the case to begin - victims Impact statements are often censored - you must know that?
One chap after asking what would happen if he read the original, was told he'd get two warnings, so pushed his original statement until threatened with contempt of court!!!!
Another - and you may remember this, had to publish through media his original after the sentencing.
They rarely get a say till it's all over, and the media are waiting for comments.
And don't start me on the pre sentencing Restorative Justice regime another wee discount gem.
ter·ra in·cog·ni·taAchievement is not always success while reputed failure often is. It is honest endeavor, persistent effort to do the best possible under any and all circumstances.
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