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Check the article again, killa (if you did at all). This has buggerall to do with Julian Assange...
Check the thread again(if you did at all) i never started the assange thing but it is interesting to compare the two.
Hardly interesting at all. They are two completely different cases altogether...
I could agree but somehow a murderer with a case against him is protected by the courts while a man with no case against him gets the opposite treatment.
It shows there are flaws in the process, if the US wanted dewani you can bet he would be on his way to the US but little SA wants a murderer and the court protect him.
Disgusting in all honesty.
If the UK trusted our government, law enforcers and judicial system he would have been here long ago. However and unfortunately can our government and judicial system be trusted?? There is too much corruption and morons running the show so I do not believe any first world country will trust us in this manner and quiet frankly I don't blame them. They are just to polite to say or call it what it is and also don't want to be "racist"!
Pitty though because I would love to see this f_cker have his day.
If that's your story cool but I'm sticking to mine.You're blowing smoke. The UK rejected his argument that he wont get a fair trial here. They do trust our judicial system, they have no reason to believe otherwise. Why would our courts have it out for him? In fact, a corruptible system would work for him because he could just pay them off.
If that's your story cool but I'm sticking to mine.
http://constitutionallyspeaking.co.za/shrien-dewani-ruling/
Basically he is not mentally fit, murdering his wife has taken it's toll on his mental health. Haha anyways shame imagine how tough it must be when you get caught for murder. Shame poor dewani.
He might get raped in our jails as well. Imagine a murderer having to face being raped. Naaa shame. That is rather harsh.
Shame, killing your wife must be so stressful, i understand why they are so worried about this murderer.
Shame poor baby.
Guilty till proven innocent?
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Dr Paul Cantrell, the psychiatrist treating Shrien Dewani, would "wish to see" a relaxation in his bail conditions to help in his treatment and ensure his continued recovery.
Guilty till proven innocent?
how is it that the powers that be in england went all out to get this kholi murderer extradited from india, even to the point of offering a 70 000 pound reward for the capture of this fugitive in order for him to be sent back to england to face trial and prison. yet they are protecting this shrien, claiming he is in such poor health.
there is double standards here as far as i'm concerned. i think the lawyers need to bring this case of hannah foster's to the attention of the british high courts and let them know that what's good of the goose is good for the gander.
This is not a court. It's not even the court of public opinion really, the evidence being presented in the case against his fellow accused is enough to believe him guilty.Guilty till proven innocent?
This legal system... I don't think it works how you think it works.well then let me come here and be proven "innocent".
This legal system... I don't think it works how you think it works.
The courts find you "not guilty".How does it work?