KarlS
September 10, 2016, 12:13pm
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Prosecutors see that their case is going nowhere and agree that if he is willing to pay sizeable sum to charity, then prolonging that trainwreck is no longer in the public interest. Court agrees.
Btw. that case was only remarkable because of the sum involved. It is a standard procedure that is used all the damn time,
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NickSay
September 10, 2016, 12:22pm
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The law is a fence high enough to trip up the commoner, and low enough for the noble’s horse to clear.
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KarlS
September 10, 2016, 12:28pm
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You do know that it is mostly used in petty cases where your commoner would be disproportionally affected by a full misdemeanor trial, don’t you?
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Mindysan33:
Also, he was in Shallow Grave, GI Joe as Destro, 28 Days Later, Heroes, and loads of other things on British TV.
He’s even been the second coming of Jesus.
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NickSay
September 10, 2016, 1:09pm
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And is disproportionately the party unable to afford the legal services that make it go away.
I think I agree with you, but we’re expressing it differently
I suppose there are plenty of Americans who qualify.
A billion or three buys a lot of shame-avoidance.
Oh! That looks interesting. I think he was also in that HBO show the Left Overs, which I never got around to watching, but it sounded great.
chgoliz
September 11, 2016, 2:44am
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Yes, he was. Weirdest American accent ever, but otherwise an excellent performance.
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