Thu Aug 02, 2018 7:43 pm
Thu Aug 02, 2018 8:30 pm
Thu Aug 02, 2018 10:07 pm
AfricanBluebird wrote:WelshPatriot wrote:WelshBluebird wrote:Lets look at what he did.
He knowingly made a video and encouraged people to share it where he reported on a trial that at that time had an order barring its reporting until the conclusion of a linked trial. That enough is the literal definition of contempt of court. The fact he was already on a suspended sentence for contempt of court meant he was always going to get himself into some kind of trouble for doing it again.
If anyone actually wants to read what is going on rather than just believing your lovely conspiracy theories, have a look at https://thesecretbarrister.com/2018/08/01/the-tommy-robinson-judgment-what-does-it-all-mean/Dave67 wrote:Facts
He was under a suspended 3 month sentence for contempt of court when he was arrested
He pleaded guilty to a further offence of contempt of court gaining him a 13 month sentence.
He appealed on the procedural basis that he did not have sufficient time to prepare a case.
The appeal was upheld.
A re-trail will be held in September, heard by a different judge, allowing him sufficient time to prepare a case.
Regardless of what anyone else has said, the above are the facts here.wez1927 wrote:the appeal judges werent even sure any offence was even committed
If that was the case he would have been acquitted.
Maybe get your facts right before shutting down others TR never pleaded guilty, in contempt of Court cases you don't plead guilty or not guilty.
Given you got that wrong I'd pretty much ignore the rest of your points.
just read through the comprehensive blog post about this on the secret barrister that WelshPatriot posted.
Highlighly recommended.
Thu Aug 02, 2018 10:37 pm
Thu Aug 02, 2018 11:27 pm
WelshBluebird wrote:Lets look at what he did.
He knowingly made a video and encouraged people to share it where he reported on a trial that at that time had an order barring its reporting until the conclusion of a linked trial. That enough is the literal definition of contempt of court. The fact he was already on a suspended sentence for contempt of court meant he was always going to get himself into some kind of trouble for doing it again.
If anyone actually wants to read what is going on rather than just believing your lovely conspiracy theories, have a look at https://thesecretbarrister.com/2018/08/01/the-tommy-robinson-judgment-what-does-it-all-mean/Dave67 wrote:Facts
He was under a suspended 3 month sentence for contempt of court when he was arrested
He pleaded guilty to a further offence of contempt of court gaining him a 13 month sentence.
He appealed on the procedural basis that he did not have sufficient time to prepare a case.
The appeal was upheld.
A re-trail will be held in September, heard by a different judge, allowing him sufficient time to prepare a case.
Regardless of what anyone else has said, the above are the facts here.wez1927 wrote:the appeal judges werent even sure any offence was even committed
If that was the case he would have been acquitted.
Fri Aug 03, 2018 12:21 am
Nuclearblue wrote:WelshBluebird wrote:Lets look at what he did.
He knowingly made a video and encouraged people to share it where he reported on a trial that at that time had an order barring its reporting until the conclusion of a linked trial. That enough is the literal definition of contempt of court. The fact he was already on a suspended sentence for contempt of court meant he was always going to get himself into some kind of trouble for doing it again.
If anyone actually wants to read what is going on rather than just believing your lovely conspiracy theories, have a look at https://thesecretbarrister.com/2018/08/01/the-tommy-robinson-judgment-what-does-it-all-mean/Dave67 wrote:Facts
He was under a suspended 3 month sentence for contempt of court when he was arrested
He pleaded guilty to a further offence of contempt of court gaining him a 13 month sentence.
He appealed on the procedural basis that he did not have sufficient time to prepare a case.
The appeal was upheld.
A re-trail will be held in September, heard by a different judge, allowing him sufficient time to prepare a case.
Regardless of what anyone else has said, the above are the facts here.wez1927 wrote:the appeal judges werent even sure any offence was even committed
If that was the case he would have been acquitted.
Feck me scraping the bottom of the barrel here. Reporting restrictions ? Tommy was reading WHAT WAS ALREADY IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN,. He was reading from the BBC website so please tell me again what freaking reporting restrictions ? That was just made up Bull shit. How could he also effect the trial. The jury had been sent to a very quiet room to consider the evidence.
You lefties are so desperate 5o get him locked up and why ? Because he has different opinions to you. Look you have different opinions to me and despite you being a patronising Liberal I wouldn’t want to see you locked up.
Now one thing do you think the way he was treated once inside fair ?
Fri Aug 03, 2018 8:32 am
Nuclearblue wrote:Feck me scraping the bottom of the barrel here. Reporting restrictions ? Tommy was reading WHAT WAS ALREADY IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN,. He was reading from the BBC website so please tell me again what freaking reporting restrictions ? That was just made up Bull shit. How could he also effect the trial. The jury had been sent to a very quiet room to consider the evidence.
You lefties are so desperate 5o get him locked up and why ? Because he has different opinions to you. Look you have different opinions to me and despite you being a patronising Liberal I wouldn’t want to see you locked up.
Now one thing do you think the way he was treated once inside fair ?
Fri Aug 03, 2018 8:51 am
Dave67 wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Feck me scraping the bottom of the barrel here. Reporting restrictions ? Tommy was reading WHAT WAS ALREADY IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN,. He was reading from the BBC website so please tell me again what freaking reporting restrictions ? That was just made up Bull shit. How could he also effect the trial. The jury had been sent to a very quiet room to consider the evidence.
You lefties are so desperate 5o get him locked up and why ? Because he has different opinions to you. Look you have different opinions to me and despite you being a patronising Liberal I wouldn’t want to see you locked up.
Now one thing do you think the way he was treated once inside fair ?
these posts are looking more and more like the incoherent rants of a deluded inmate scribbling frantically with a coloured crayon on their cell wall.
Fri Aug 03, 2018 9:16 am
Dave67 wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Feck me scraping the bottom of the barrel here. Reporting restrictions ? Tommy was reading WHAT WAS ALREADY IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN,. He was reading from the BBC website so please tell me again what freaking reporting restrictions ? That was just made up Bull shit. How could he also effect the trial. The jury had been sent to a very quiet room to consider the evidence.
You lefties are so desperate 5o get him locked up and why ? Because he has different opinions to you. Look you have different opinions to me and despite you being a patronising Liberal I wouldn’t want to see you locked up.
Now one thing do you think the way he was treated once inside fair ?
these posts are looking more and more like the incoherent rants of a deluded inmate scribbling frantically with a coloured crayon on their cell wall.
Fri Aug 03, 2018 9:20 am
wez1927 wrote:Dave67 wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Feck me scraping the bottom of the barrel here. Reporting restrictions ? Tommy was reading WHAT WAS ALREADY IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN,. He was reading from the BBC website so please tell me again what freaking reporting restrictions ? That was just made up Bull shit. How could he also effect the trial. The jury had been sent to a very quiet room to consider the evidence.
You lefties are so desperate 5o get him locked up and why ? Because he has different opinions to you. Look you have different opinions to me and despite you being a patronising Liberal I wouldn’t want to see you locked up.
Now one thing do you think the way he was treated once inside fair ?
these posts are looking more and more like the incoherent rants of a deluded inmate scribbling frantically with a coloured crayon on their cell wall.
Did you watch the tommy Robinson interview last night ? No plea,his solicitor enailed not to come coz hes being released then taken straight to court to be sentanced without his legal team ,it stinks and still you defend the judge
Fri Aug 03, 2018 9:38 am
Fri Aug 03, 2018 9:52 am
Karl wrote:Came back to this forum to find you’re all a bunch of English Defence League supporters.
Sheesh. I’m out of here.
Fri Aug 03, 2018 10:14 am
dogfound wrote:wanting the legal system to work as intended
dogfound wrote:he isnt much interested in the rights and wrongs of this mate, he just doesnt like TR ..and thinks being locked up without due process is fine for those he doesnt like.
Nuclearblue wrote:Feck me scraping the bottom of the barrel here. Reporting restrictions ? Tommy was reading WHAT WAS ALREADY IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN,. He was reading from the BBC website so please tell me again what freaking reporting restrictions ? That was just made up Bull shit. How could he also effect the trial. The jury had been sent to a very quiet room to consider the evidence.
You lefties are so desperate 5o get him locked up and why ? Because he has different opinions to you. Look you have different opinions to me and despite you being a patronising Liberal I wouldn’t want to see you locked up.
Now one thing do you think the way he was treated once inside fair ?
Fri Aug 03, 2018 11:03 am
WelshBluebird wrote:dogfound wrote:wanting the legal system to work as intended
You don't see the irony in claiming you want the legal system to work as intended but support someone who is a serial criminal who was breaking the law and putting trails at risk?dogfound wrote:he isnt much interested in the rights and wrongs of this mate, he just doesnt like TR ..and thinks being locked up without due process is fine for those he doesnt like.
The rights and wrongs - like TR breaking the law and thus needing to face the consequences you mean?Nuclearblue wrote:Feck me scraping the bottom of the barrel here. Reporting restrictions ? Tommy was reading WHAT WAS ALREADY IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN,. He was reading from the BBC website so please tell me again what freaking reporting restrictions ? That was just made up Bull shit. How could he also effect the trial. The jury had been sent to a very quiet room to consider the evidence.
You lefties are so desperate 5o get him locked up and why ? Because he has different opinions to you. Look you have different opinions to me and despite you being a patronising Liberal I wouldn’t want to see you locked up.
Now one thing do you think the way he was treated once inside fair ?
Let me guess - you didn't bother reading the link?
I don't want him locked up because he has different opinions to me. I want him locked up because he is a serial criminal who continues to break the law of this country.
Fri Aug 03, 2018 11:20 am
dogfound wrote:i do see the irony .its that you want a group of peados and rapists to be treated fairly and by the letter of the law but deperately dont want to extend it to TR because you dont like him.
dogfound wrote:the rights and wrongs...a court of law will decide as it did yesterday ..not you and your lynch mob.
dogfound wrote:as for being a TR supporter..i dont watch his videos, give him money, go to demos..but do think he is not being trewated fairly
people like you frighten me far more than people like him....you dont accept the law is for everyone
dogfound wrote:serial criminal...grow up and take a long hard look at the case he was outside the court for ffs.
Fri Aug 03, 2018 11:51 am
WelshBluebird wrote:dogfound wrote:i do see the irony .its that you want a group of peados and rapists to be treated fairly and by the letter of the law but deperately dont want to extend it to TR because you dont like him.
Nothing of what I said is because I don't like him. It is because he has broken the law and been convicted of that multiple times.dogfound wrote:the rights and wrongs...a court of law will decide as it did yesterday ..not you and your lynch mob.
Indeed a court will. As a court has multiple times when it comes to him because he is a common serial criminal.dogfound wrote:as for being a TR supporter..i dont watch his videos, give him money, go to demos..but do think he is not being trewated fairly
people like you frighten me far more than people like him....you dont accept the law is for everyone
How is he not being treated fairly?
He broke the law. He got a suspended sentence for that with the warning that if he broke the same law again he'd end up inside.
He then goes and breaks the same law again. What did he expect what would happen?
Hell, the fact his appeal has been successful suggests the system does work and he is being treated as anyone else would be.dogfound wrote:serial criminal...grow up and take a long hard look at the case he was outside the court for ffs.
Yes. Maybe have a look at his history. Hell even his pseudonym is a nod to his past. He is a criminal, and has been for a long time.
Fri Aug 03, 2018 11:58 am
wez1927 wrote:WelshBluebird wrote:dogfound wrote:i do see the irony .its that you want a group of peados and rapists to be treated fairly and by the letter of the law but deperately dont want to extend it to TR because you dont like him.
Nothing of what I said is because I don't like him. It is because he has broken the law and been convicted of that multiple times.dogfound wrote:the rights and wrongs...a court of law will decide as it did yesterday ..not you and your lynch mob.
Indeed a court will. As a court has multiple times when it comes to him because he is a common serial criminal.dogfound wrote:as for being a TR supporter..i dont watch his videos, give him money, go to demos..but do think he is not being trewated fairly
people like you frighten me far more than people like him....you dont accept the law is for everyone
How is he not being treated fairly?
He broke the law. He got a suspended sentence for that with the warning that if he broke the same law again he'd end up inside.
He then goes and breaks the same law again. What did he expect what would happen?
Hell, the fact his appeal has been successful suggests the system does work and he is being treated as anyone else would be.dogfound wrote:serial criminal...grow up and take a long hard look at the case he was outside the court for ffs.
Yes. Maybe have a look at his history. Hell even his pseudonym is a nod to his past. He is a criminal, and has been for a long time.
All this is flawed you keep saying he broke the law but the conviction was quashed hence why he was released ,so as on now hes innocent untill proven guilty whuch by the looks of it hes inocent
Fri Aug 03, 2018 1:27 pm
wez1927 wrote:All this is flawed you keep saying he broke the law but the conviction was quashed hence why he was released ,so as on now hes innocent untill proven guilty whuch by the looks of it hes inocent
Fri Aug 03, 2018 1:33 pm
WelshBluebird wrote:wez1927 wrote:All this is flawed you keep saying he broke the law but the conviction was quashed hence why he was released ,so as on now hes innocent untill proven guilty whuch by the looks of it hes inocent
Ok so are you denying he wasn't convicted of assaulted a police officer? Or of being involved with football hooliganism? Or of breaching bail conditions? Or of assault against another EDL member? Or entering the US illegally? Or mortgage fraud? Or of contempt of court last year?
Pretty long list there if you ask me.
As for this case and this appeal, he has not been acquitted (so has not been found "not guilty"). It will go for a retrial. I am not sure how you can say "by the looks of it hes innocent" when the main reason the appeal was successful was because the initial trial was rushed. If the court of appeal actually thought he was innocent they would have acquitted him. But they didn't because the appeal was successful on the process of law, not on the question of if he was innocent or not.
Fri Aug 03, 2018 3:15 pm
Fri Aug 03, 2018 3:52 pm
ealing_ayatollah wrote:Regardless of whether the retrial finds him guilty what is clear after him being granted bail is that the original hearing was at best bungled due to incompetence and at worst a kangaroo court and TR wasn't given the full rights to a fair trial that should have been afforded to him as a British citizen.
It is also not to big a leap to infer that this was largely to do with who he was rather than what he did - and that should terrify you regardless of your political leaning...
We should heed the warnings of history...
First they came for the Socialists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Socialist.
Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Trade Unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.
- Martin Niemöller
Fri Aug 03, 2018 4:00 pm
ealing_ayatollah wrote:Regardless of whether the retrial finds him guilty what is clear after him being granted bail is that the original hearing was at best bungled due to incompetence and at worst a kangaroo court and TR wasn't given the full rights to a fair trial that should have been afforded to him as a British citizen.
It is also not to big a leap to infer that this was largely to do with who he was rather than what he did - and that should terrify you regardless of your political leaning...
We recognise that the judge was placed in an invidious position because he was concerned about the integrity of the trial which was almost at its end. The three trials, of which this was the second, were exceptionally difficult and sensitive. Having decided to suspend the deliberations of the jury, it is understandable that he may have felt under some pressure to resolve the issue of the appellant’s contempt expeditiously
Fri Aug 03, 2018 4:08 pm
WelshBluebird wrote:dogfound wrote:i do see the irony .its that you want a group of peados and rapists to be treated fairly and by the letter of the law but deperately dont want to extend it to TR because you dont like him.
Nothing of what I said is because I don't like him. It is because he has broken the law and been convicted of that multiple times.dogfound wrote:the rights and wrongs...a court of law will decide as it did yesterday ..not you and your lynch mob.
Indeed a court will. As a court has multiple times when it comes to him because he is a common serial criminal.dogfound wrote:as for being a TR supporter..i dont watch his videos, give him money, go to demos..but do think he is not being trewated fairly
people like you frighten me far more than people like him....you dont accept the law is for everyone
How is he not being treated fairly?
He broke the law. He got a suspended sentence for that with the warning that if he broke the same law again he'd end up inside.
He then goes and breaks the same law again. What did he expect what would happen?
Hell, the fact his appeal has been successful suggests the system does work and he is being treated as anyone else would be.dogfound wrote:serial criminal...grow up and take a long hard look at the case he was outside the court for ffs.
Yes. Maybe have a look at his history. Hell even his pseudonym is a nod to his past. He is a criminal, and has been for a long time.
Fri Aug 03, 2018 4:27 pm
dogfound wrote:the fact that you keep on going on about previous convictions and especially his pseudonym suggests your not really interested in what is or is not just.its just self justification to be able to go against your own beliefs
fairly.?.id imagine fair to most people is being treated equally and by the book ,this wasnt the case.and was why the appeal judges released him...
what did he expect....at worse..arrested taken to police station..charged..released on bail or remanded awaiting trial..and then his day in court with representation..its what anyone and everyone should expect..not a kangaroo court and a bunch of total beauts defending infringments on ALL our rights..
blows my mind that there is anyone let alone a group of people that think rapists and peados deserve fair trials and have rights yet dont afford those rights across the board to people they dont agree with.....it really is very close to fascist behaviour
Fri Aug 03, 2018 4:52 pm
WelshBluebird wrote:dogfound wrote:the fact that you keep on going on about previous convictions and especially his pseudonym suggests your not really interested in what is or is not just.its just self justification to be able to go against your own beliefs
fairly.?.id imagine fair to most people is being treated equally and by the book ,this wasnt the case.and was why the appeal judges released him...
what did he expect....at worse..arrested taken to police station..charged..released on bail or remanded awaiting trial..and then his day in court with representation..its what anyone and everyone should expect..not a kangaroo court and a bunch of total beauts defending infringments on ALL our rights..
blows my mind that there is anyone let alone a group of people that think rapists and peados deserve fair trials and have rights yet dont afford those rights across the board to people they dont agree with.....it really is very close to fascist behaviour
You may want to read what I've actually said. That if the court of appeal feel there are issues with the original trial, then it is perfectly right that the appeal was successful and a retrial organised.
The issues with the original trial in no way make TR's behaviour any better though. The fact remains that he knowingly committed a criminal act (as I said earlier, what he did does fall under the definition of contempt of court - the appeal succeeded not because they didn't think it did, but because there were issues with how the initial case was carried out) whilst on a suspended sentence for the same criminal act a year prior.
The reason I mention previous convictions is not because of the legal implications there (it is important trials are conducted on the offence in question), but when discussing issues like this I think it is important to take note of someones character. Especially when he does interviews claiming he is being singled out and treated worse than anyone else would have been. Do you really trust the word of someone who is a serial convicted criminal with both violent crime and fraud on his list?
Also - I can't ignore the irony of fascist being banded about by people who are supported someone who set up a far right group that attracted neo nazis and fascists (I accept he left the group partly because of that, or at least he claims that was part of the reason, but the irony is still there).
Fri Aug 03, 2018 5:18 pm
WelshBluebird wrote:ealing_ayatollah wrote:Regardless of whether the retrial finds him guilty what is clear after him being granted bail is that the original hearing was at best bungled due to incompetence and at worst a kangaroo court and TR wasn't given the full rights to a fair trial that should have been afforded to him as a British citizen.
It is also not to big a leap to infer that this was largely to do with who he was rather than what he did - and that should terrify you regardless of your political leaning...
Well except that isn't what happened at all. Read the damn appeal judgement. I'll make it easy:We recognise that the judge was placed in an invidious position because he was concerned about the integrity of the trial which was almost at its end. The three trials, of which this was the second, were exceptionally difficult and sensitive. Having decided to suspend the deliberations of the jury, it is understandable that he may have felt under some pressure to resolve the issue of the appellant’s contempt expeditiously
Basically what it sounds like appeal court thought is that the judge felt under pressure to rush the case because of that fact it was a contempt of court case relating to a case that was still ongoing. Nothing at all to do with who is is, his political leanings etc etc. Now yes, because of that the appeal court believes the trial wasn't fair hence the retrial. If the court of appeal actually did think he was only convicted because of who he was and that, as you say, it was a "kangaroo court", then they could have acquitted him.
Fri Aug 03, 2018 6:29 pm
Fri Aug 03, 2018 6:43 pm
englishbluebird wrote:Have we signed Grujic yet?
Fri Aug 03, 2018 8:48 pm
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