If The Germans Have It Almost In The Bag...

[Wonderfulspam]

Knowing you it was probably to do with the way you said it, and the probability that you were just trolling to get a rise out of your target.

Maybe the moderator who deleted the comments could explain.

I have asked already but things went quiet after that.

[Eleanor]

But the person with this fear doesn't live in Luz.

They live in a country along with roughly 35 million other women, so the chances of being a victim were 1 in 35 million, assuming Brueckner ever even went to that country.

Lottery odds are better at 1 in 14 million.

I never did get an explanation from the mods as to how I was breaking forum rules.

Repeated Repeating of a Deleted Comment which was Libellous.

[Wonderfulspam]

Repeated Repeating of a Deleted Comment which was Libellous.

Which part was libellous?

[Eleanor]

Which part was libellous?

It was the Repeated Repeating that was the real problem.  Most of your comments are Libellous.

[Admin]

Bruckner is banged up so of course it’s an irrational fear at the moment.  But if he were released and went back to live in the heart of PdL again I definitely would not holiday there, especially not with young children which would be a perfectly rational decision.

Bruckner is a serial offender, I for one would be quite happy should he never be released but if he is. he should be subjected to the most severe travel restrictions.

[Venturi Swirl]

Bruckner is a serial offender, I for one would be quite happy should he never be released but if he is. he should be subjected to the most severe travel restrictions.

He would probably be required to report to a parole officer on a regular basis (though admittedly I don't know if this is how the Germans do things) but would he comply by such an order or would he just hot foot it out of the country asap? 

[jassi]

Bruckner is a serial offender, I for one would be quite happy should he never be released but if he is. he should be subjected to the most severe travel restrictions.

There may be no legal mechanism to do that.

It is relatively easy for a country to refuse admission, but not to deny exit.
Parole would be a consideration, of course, but he wouldn't be on parole for ever

I'm sure the ECHR would have something to say on the matter

[Eleanor]

He would probably be required to report to a parole officer on a regular basis (though admittedly I don't know if this is how the Germans do things) but would he comply by such an order or would he just hot foot it out of the country asap?

That's what would worry me.

[Wonderfulspam]

Bruckner is a serial offender, I for one would be quite happy should he never be released but if he is. he should be subjected to the most severe travel restrictions.

Hang on a minute?

Wouldn't he need to commit offences deemed serious enough to warrant life without parole?

He hasn't done that so I'm not sure indefinite detainment is really 'justice"
It sounds more like persecution to me.

[Wonderfulspam]

The case of Colin Pitchfork sets a legal precedent in terms of sentencing  imo.

You can rape & murder two girls, attempt to pervert the course of justice & still be free in 30 years.

I can understand why Wayne Couzens is appealing his whole life tariff, since he only committed half as much rape & murder as Pitchfork, yet he'll never be released, technically he should really be out in 15 years, when measured by the Pitchfork scale.

[Uncle Jr]

He would probably be required to report to a parole officer on a regular basis (though admittedly I don't know if this is how the Germans do things) but would he comply by such an order or would he just hot foot it out of the country asap?

They're very pro-rehabilitation in Germany. There's a chance he'll be out next year with restrictions, alas, so the clock is ticking.

[Wonderfulspam]

They're very pro-rehabilitation in Germany. There's a chance he'll be out next year with restrictions, alas, so the clock is ticking.

He only got sentenced last year wasn't it?

Minus time on remand he'll probably do at least another 3, at a guess, depending on behaviour, assuming they don't hold his right to remain silent on the McCann case against him (even though no ones attempted to actually question him).

[Uncle Jr]

He only got sentenced last year wasn't it?

Minus time on remand he'll probably do at least another 3, at a guess, depending on behaviour, assuming they don't hold his right to remain silent on the McCann case against him (even though no ones attempted to actually question him).

He's done 18 months all told, I believe, so this time next year he'll be up for a review. His problem, apart from being the man in the frame, is that this 'review' will be compromised in regard to options, as they're having to keep him under 'non on normal communal exercise' status due to HCW's public proclamations making him a target inside.
It won't get that far, as they're certainly going to charge him with something. But despite how it may impinge on peoples' sensitivities, a decent human rights lawyer could argue that he's been unfairly dealt with and due process has been compromised.

[Eleanor]

He's done 18 months all told, I believe, so this time next year he'll be up for a review. His problem, apart from being the man in the frame, is that this 'review' will be compromised in regard to options, as they're having to keep him under 'non on normal communal exercise' status due to HCW's public proclamations making him a target inside.
It won't get that far, as they're certainly going to charge him with something. But despite how it may impinge on peoples' sensitivities, a decent human rights lawyer could argue that he's been unfairly dealt with and due process has been compromised.

Has he finished his Drug Sentence and actually started the Rape Sentence?

[Uncle Jr]

Has he finished his Drug Sentence and actually started the Rape Sentence?

....not sure. Good question.