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Margaret Pilkington 28-04-2013 15:12

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As other posters have noted, it looks fine on paper, but it is the detail(and the devil is in the detail) of how this would be managed that would be the stumbling block.

I'm not sure that the men who perpetrate violence agaainst women are bullies(bullies often retreat when you face them down) the men who are violent towards women are just plain thugs.

DaveinGermany 28-04-2013 15:12

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Originally Posted by westendlass (Post 1056102)
Surely there must be a way to implement this law.

If we ever get a government with a backbone, that is prepared to put its people & their welfare first, not afraid to defy the puppet masters of Brussels & tell them, "No, I don't think so, so shove it till your eyes pop & water! Our people come first & just what exactly are you going to do about it?" Sadly until that day dawns (and I don't see it happening any time soon) we're condemned to further furrow the rut that Brussels & our gutless political classes have forced us into. :mad:

Margaret Pilkington 28-04-2013 15:14

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Originally Posted by egg&chips (Post 1056104)
I don't think it's even necessarily about corruption either. Heaven knows the cock-ups that have happened with huge software launches by various govt depts in the past have been such debacles that a whole population database would have to be very carefully set up. I suspect that our friends from Salt Lake City may have the experience to do it but very high risk.

You are right. Often police forces do not share information about the people who commit crimes...or who have been investigated....if they did then the chap who murdered the two little girls in Soham would have been caught much sooner.

Gordon Booth 28-04-2013 16:32

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Originally Posted by westendlass (Post 1056102)
Personally, I'd like to think I'd deal with it with a midnight dance with a baseball bat, but that's just me.!

Memo to self- if you ever go courting a lass from the westend remember to check if she's on the Clare's Law list.

jaysay 28-04-2013 17:25

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 1056074)
I think in theory it's a good thing, but the actual actioning would be riddled with complications.

That's like a lot of things Dave looks great on paper, but when it comes down to the nitty gritty there are so many snags they just don't fly

Eric 28-04-2013 19:07

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 1055988)
You don't know how lucky you are with a system like that Eric. Over here offenders are just released into the community with no notice given be them sex offenders, murderers etc. Seems the public over here don't warrant any protection, that is afforded to the offenders:mad:

Really! That's crazy. Some dangerous sex offenders serve their time and are then released. If they are considered likely to re-offend, then the public has a right to be informed if they are in a particular community. The Supreme Court of Canadan has consistently ruled that the rights of the public to live in safety outweigh the rights of a particular individual. And I don't have a problem with that.

cashman 28-04-2013 21:00

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You might not have a problem wi it, I aint either, but then we aint useless do-gooders.:rolleyes:

accyman 28-04-2013 21:13

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im uncertain of something

is this a list of sex offenders only or domestic violence as well and if so will it include women convicted of domestic violence ?

accyman 28-04-2013 21:16

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 1055983)
The disclosing unproven allegations is worrying as well, innocent until proven guilty out of the window


that is very worrying indeed because the police arnt exactly the brightest bunch in the world theres been many instances where a woman has been the agressor yetthe police tend to arrest the man.They are usually let go without charge when things get cleared up and the truth known but on record that man was arrested for domestic violence and could end up on a list if no actual conviction of a crime is required.

also a very bitter ex could easily fabricate a tale and get her ex put on the list

gpick24 28-04-2013 21:53

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There are obviously things that need ironing out, but it is still something that needs implementing.

cashman 28-04-2013 21:59

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Originally Posted by gpick24 (Post 1056196)
There are obviously things that need ironing out, but it is still something that needs implementing.

Easiest way to iron things out,is just squash em under a rock,Job sorted.

accyman 28-04-2013 22:03

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thing is with these lists is you have to be carefull who gets put on them

i could live quite happily with a pedophile getting lynched by an angry mob but wouldnt be happy about some poor sod who ended up on the list because some dogooder reported someone for smaking their childs legs for been naughty getting lynched because they are on a child offenders list.

if tehy are going to have a list it should also include the crime

gpick24 28-04-2013 22:14

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I doubt it would just be a list of names and then guess what they did. Surely it would be accused of .... or convicted of....

accyman 28-04-2013 23:49

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like neil has pointed out accused dosnt mean guilty

whenever this topic comes up such as megans law as i think its called in america i support it but it would just be typical of the UK to totally screw it up because some EU law or ruling says we have to be careful to protect the more nasty people and those who are merely accused get no prtection at all

sorry but i just have no faith in polititions or the legal system to get this right

it would be good if they did get it right i simply have no faith in the system

cashman 29-04-2013 06:56

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 1056211)
like neil has pointed out accused dosnt mean guilty


sorry but i just have no faith in polititions or the legal system to get this right

it would be good if they did get it right i simply have no faith in the system

Thats the big problem in this country, Theres no better way to put it. Been too many examples of Blatant, even deliberate sometimes cock ups,:eek::(


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