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Old 10-05-2025, 10:51   #31
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Re: Pair guilty of cutting down Sycamore Gap tree

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Originally Posted by peanut View Post
You've said it yourself. Explain why the need for it to be a public appeasement if it was 'just' a tree?
If you read up on my earlier post I’m not saying that the tree doesn’t hold significance.

Justify why someone who is convicted of a violent offence can be given bail until sentencing , however for this offence the pair are remanded. Because after a quick Google


‘Remand before sentencing, or custodial remand, should be used as a last resort, only when there are compelling reasons to believe the defendant will not appear for court or might pose a danger to the public if released. Specifically, a judge might remand someone in custody if they believe the defendant is likely to abscond, commit further offenses while on bail, or might interfere with witnesses or the course of justice’
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