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martyh 15-03-2011 16:24

Raoul Moat accomplice jailed for 40 yrs
 
A minimum of 40yrs before being considered for parole .The judge went to town on him ,good for him :tu:

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A man convicted of helping gunman Raoul Moat during his murderous rampage has been jailed for a minimum of 40 years.
Karl Ness was convicted of a string of offences after a five-week hearing at Newcastle Crown Court.
Fellow conspirator Qhuram Awan was sentenced to life with a minimum of 20 years.
http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-...d_For_40_Years

Gary L 15-03-2011 16:29

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Murderers get less.

Chris 15-03-2011 16:31

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Mass murderers don't. And in english law, being an accessory to murder is treated as seriously as being the actual murderer. Had Moat survived, his sentence would have been similar, if not longer.

martyh 15-03-2011 16:32

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35193193)
Murderers get less.

Yes they do ,and i would like to see this sentence as a bench mark for other trials ,murderers 50+ yrs ,accomplices 40+ yrs

Derek 15-03-2011 16:38

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Ho ho ho. :D

Maggy 15-03-2011 17:19

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Have to agree with you Derek.:)

Peter_ 15-03-2011 17:20

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It could not have happened to a nicer pair of villains.:D

frogstamper 16-03-2011 02:33

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Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35193250)
It could not have happened to a nicer pair of villains.:D


Agreed, also the fact this odious pair didn't hold their hands up and admit their guilt, or show an ounce of remorse at their trial just reinforces the judge got this right.
I don't know what the outcome would have been had the pair of them "came clean" admitted their guilt and threw themselves at the mercy of the court....either way they must have realized they were going down for a very long time indeed.

dazzer89 16-03-2011 08:26

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35193185)
A minimum of 40yrs before being considered for parole .The judge went to town on him ,good for him :tu:



http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/UK-...d_For_40_Years

And lets make sure they serve the time they have been given and while we are at it refuse both of them the right to appeal.

These 2 don't deserve to see the outside of a prison wall ever again.

Sirius 16-03-2011 09:39

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Originally Posted by dazzer89 (Post 35193713)
And lets make sure they serve the time they have been given and while we are at it refuse both of them the right to appeal.

These 2 don't deserve to see the outside of a prison wall ever again.

You can bet there are lawyers lining up already to challenge that ruling and get them out early.

Chris 16-03-2011 10:02

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Originally Posted by dazzer89 (Post 35193713)
And lets make sure they serve the time they have been given and while we are at it refuse both of them the right to appeal.

These 2 don't deserve to see the outside of a prison wall ever again.

They have a life sentence with a minimum term to be spent inside. At 30/40 years minimum, it's quite likely they won't ever get out.

Sparkle 16-03-2011 11:21

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Murderers, rapists, paedophiles, and terrorists get less.
I *get* that the courts wish to create a deterrent in order to help protect the police, but since when was the life of a police officer deemed greater than that of a member of the public ?
I know of cases where people have been brutally murdered at random, and the perpetrator (never mind any accomplice) received far far less of a sentence. I'm sure most if not all of us could cite similar cases.

If Moat and his two buddies had shot your child in the face and were later apprehended, the three of them would be out in 5 years.

Hugh 16-03-2011 11:39

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The sentences weren't just for shooting the police officer in the face - from the OP link
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Ness, 26, was given three concurrent life sentences for murder, conspiracy to murder and attempted murder.
His friend Qhurum Awan got two concurrent life sentences for conspiracy to murder and attempted murder and will serve at least 20 years in jail

Sparkle 16-03-2011 12:12

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35193749)
The sentences weren't just for shooting the police officer in the face - from the OP link

Given your point of view, I suppose it could've been worse then.

As they could've been sentenced for:
conspiring to shoot a police officer,
conspiring to conspire to attempt to shoot a police officer,
conspiring to conspire to shooting a police officer,
conspiring to aiding an abetting a convict with the intention of shooting a police officer,
conspiring to conspire to aiding and abetting a convict with the intention of shooting a police officer,
and finally - shooting a police officer.

Oh please...

The same could be applied to any other crime.

Such as the random murder example I gave earlier.
Conspring to murder, attempted murder, etc etc

The fact remains that courts are routinely dishing out far lesser sentences for far more serious crimes. I'd wager that if PC David Rathband had been a pedestrian rather than a police officer, the trio would out in 5 yrs or less.

Peter_ 16-03-2011 12:21

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Originally Posted by Sparkle (Post 35193755)
I'd wager that if PC David Rathband had been a pedestrian rather than a police officer, the trio would out in 5 yrs or less.

Who is the third person.:confused:


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