morqthana Joined 18 Apr 2022 Messages 6,989 Reaction score 1,049 Country Friday at 3:32 PM #331 Should be longer.
motorbiking Joined 31 May 2016 Messages 28,277 Reaction score 7,281 Country Friday at 6:20 PM #332 Having read the sentencing remarks, https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Sentencing-Remarks-Kiran-Kaur.pdf I agree, the judge gave her what he argued was the minimum.
Having read the sentencing remarks, https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Sentencing-Remarks-Kiran-Kaur.pdf I agree, the judge gave her what he argued was the minimum.
E ellal Joined 23 May 2004 Messages 18,036 Reaction score 1,107 Country Friday at 6:31 PM #333 morqthana said: Should be longer. Click to expand... Agreed... Others have been sentenced for much longer under 'guilt by association' when murder is the crime. Should have been the maximum allowable available to the judge.
morqthana said: Should be longer. Click to expand... Agreed... Others have been sentenced for much longer under 'guilt by association' when murder is the crime. Should have been the maximum allowable available to the judge.
noseall Joined 2 Feb 2006 Messages 71,017 Reaction score 7,462 Location Staffordshire Country Friday at 6:32 PM #334 ellal said: Agreed... Others have been sentenced for much longer under 'guilt by association' when murder is the crime. Should have been the maximum allowable available to the judge. Click to expand... Let's hope she appeals and gets her sentence increased.
ellal said: Agreed... Others have been sentenced for much longer under 'guilt by association' when murder is the crime. Should have been the maximum allowable available to the judge. Click to expand... Let's hope she appeals and gets her sentence increased.
motorbiking Joined 31 May 2016 Messages 28,277 Reaction score 7,281 Country Friday at 6:46 PM #335 She'll be out in just over 7 months if its not reviewed. The sentencing remarks seem to suggest some sort of cultural obedience (para 16).
She'll be out in just over 7 months if its not reviewed. The sentencing remarks seem to suggest some sort of cultural obedience (para 16).