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jambutty · 28-09-2006, 15:51

You’ve got it on one Gayle. The crime may have been reported but not the criminal who perpetrated the crime. Forcing a person to give evidence is unfair and wrong.

In any case in English Law I do not have to establish my innocence, it is up to the prosecution to establish my guilt. That law has been around for over 300 years.

28-09-2006, 15:51	#34
jambutty Apprentice Geriatric Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Darwen, Lancashire Posts: 3,706 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 89	Re: English Law You’ve got it on one Gayle. The crime may have been reported but not the criminal who perpetrated the crime. Forcing a person to give evidence is unfair and wrong. In any case in English Law I do not have to establish my innocence, it is up to the prosecution to establish my guilt. That law has been around for over 300 years. __________________ Thanks for reading. If you have a few minutes to spare please visit my web site at http://popye.bravehost.com