Which is it then? Lying's OK if you admit it? Being found guilty of perjury isn't, but the accused never admitted it? But isn't the Portuguese judicial system irrevocably broken, the government fascists and the economy third world? Or is it suddenly, or even sporadically world class? But one conviction is safe (Snr Gonzo), but another isn't (Leonor). A small lie is OK to sand bag and retrofit, but 'overseeing' the administrative element of pressure on a convicted child killer is barbarism?
You guys, you crack me right up. Not. I find your revisionism, conceit and facetiousness incongruent, but not surprising. And for what? Because a policeman didn't give you the outcome you wanted, so you're willing to compromise your own conscious. When the nasty policeman was giving me a kicking with his mates in a cell, I had the good grace to admit I deserved it for being an arsehole. (The key is to cover your head, roll up in a ball, tuck your elbows in, knees to the chest - they rarely go for the face, which is something). Fair one. My only regret was not running fast enough.
And I'm twisted? (I am twisted, I admit it). At least I'm honest and refuse to be a sycophantic shitbag.