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The authorities do have the power to deny this man internet access...and there is talk that this will be done.
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It is now reported that a judge has given Gadd 3 days to sign the Sex Offenders Register. Why? This man is prevaricating again, as he did when he pretended to have a heart attack in Bangkok, and he should be made to comply with the Law right now.
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Under the Sex Offenders Act 1997, as amended by the Sexual Offences Act 2003, all convicted sex offenders must register with the police within three days of their conviction or release from prison Q&A: the sex offenders register | Society | Guardian Unlimited |
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[quote=MargaretR;622159]The "3 days" is specified in the Act
Under the Sex Offenders Act 1997, as amended by the Sexual Offences Act 2003, all convicted sex offenders must register with the police within three days of their conviction or release from prison Q&A: the sex offenders register | Society | Guardian Unlimited[/quote Wasn't it 3 days since they released him?] |
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I recall reading something similar about one of the alleged terrorists who was released from prison to virtual house arrest. |
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What angers me most is that this creature, now he is back in Britain, knows that he will be under constant threat from people who would like to "dispose" of him and his ilk. He is too well known to sink into oblivion so at the first sign of hostility towards him he will, no doubt, demand police protection - and get it.
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Forgive me if I seem a little naive, but what excatly does it mean to sign the sex offenders register, I've never taken much notice of this and therefore never took the trouble to find out, but for someone to sign a register, does this mean that if applying for a job you have to tell, or just what are the implications for people who sign the register
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I think that a spell on your knees on some dried peas in a corner whilst muttering to yourself, “I must read all posts since my last one” would be in order. |
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He makes me so angry,seeing him grinning like a cheshire cat.
Sickening. Now hes coming out with the same old i didn't do anything wrong crap that he has spouted before. Why the hell didn't somebody take him out when he was at an airport? Save everybody the hassle of this pervert. |
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I see that Mr Gadd has now played the Human Rights card, saying that he's an inocent man and that he was stiched up in Vietnam, in some sort of show trial because he was famous (more infomous in my mind).
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Mores the pity! |
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One thing I've read this morning is that, people in the security indsutry( ex SAS minders) have refused to work for him, seems that our Gary is now bricking it, thats just brightened the day up a bit:D
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