How can such a series of criminal actions by an adult deemed fit for trial be classified as mere manslaughter?
I merely ask.
CORRECTION: Guilty of conspiracy to commit GBH.
UPDATE: Jury unable to agree on murder.
01 March 2012
Justice?
How can a woman who phones around her friends to organise, for the following day, a mob-assault on a minor; who buys knives for the purpose of the assault; who takes a leading part in the chase and subsequent lethal attack on her chosen victim whom she kicks in the head as he lies dying on the ground from the stab wounds inflicted by her gang using her specially purchased weapons, not be guilty of both conspiracy to inflict grievous bodily harm and of cold blooded murder?
How can such a series of criminal actions by an adult deemed fit for trial be classified as mere manslaughter?
I merely ask.
CORRECTION: Guilty of conspiracy to commit GBH.
UPDATE: Jury unable to agree on murder.
How can such a series of criminal actions by an adult deemed fit for trial be classified as mere manslaughter?
I merely ask.
CORRECTION: Guilty of conspiracy to commit GBH.
UPDATE: Jury unable to agree on murder.
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Totally agree. She must know someone somewhere to get away with that charge.
ReplyDeleteLet's see what the judge thought. Conspiracy to commit Gbh can also carry life sentence so verdict may have limited impact on ultimate sentence.
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