PC's trial

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  1. t'owd man

    t'owd man Well-Known Member

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    Does that mean champagne corks a popping in Buxton tonight? They're hardly likely to try again, it sounds like there isn't a solid case.
     
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    Why has it affected Buxton ??????
     
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    It's where Cryne lives.
     
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    Hope this is the end of a saga that has dragged on for far too long. Speedy recovery Pat!
     
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    Agreed, miraculous or otherwise. :D Get back to Oakwell soon Patrick, the revolution will not be televised.
     
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    Me too, it would be yet another positive in a frankly unbelievably positive BFC summer.
     
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    Just think how this would look to Barnsley fans if it had been Milan Mandric in court, oh how we would have laughed and called him names, but because it is Saint Patrick , its all good eh ?
     
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  9. Farnham_Red

    Farnham_Red Administrator Staff Member Admin

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    hmm
    Struggling to understand the reasons for the retrial failure "...trial collapsed after Judge Anthony Leonard QC discharged the jury for reasons which cannot be reported...."

    I cant think of any reasons to discharge a jury and force a collapse of a trial over 3 months old that then cannot be reported at all - seems bizarre to me

    Mind you the article did also incorrectly state that Cryne was involved in the first trial - which isnt my recollection.

    I have no idea whether the Isoft 4 are guilty or innocenet - but I must admit our legal system is not bringing any clarity on this issue at all
     
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    I am only summising and basically guessing, but I reckon part of the problem with trials of this nature is how complicated they are - imagine, as a regular kind of guy with no special finance knowledge, being brought onto a jury to listen to 3 months worth of financial legalities being argued through - how on earth is that something you can get your head around?.

    I think trials of this nature should be adjudicated on by a specialist selected panel of experts not a randomly selected jury.
     
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    What they did goes on all the time, should never have got as far as it has.

    The banks are the real crooks - who else can lend someone £200,000 to buy a house without actually having that money but earn the interest off the repayments? The financial, welfare, healthcare and education system in this country is f**ked, which ironically is probably why people haven't questioned it.
     
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    Personally think this whole affair is murky. A trial collapsing "for reasons which cannot be reported" is a load of bollock$. They should either tell us why, or get on with the trial and let the facts speak
     
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  13. Young Nudger

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    Has he moved from Glossop then ???
     
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  14. Gordon Owen

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    Thought he lived at the Tannery in Glossop, l believe he bought a few houses for the family there.
     
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