We locked you up in jail for 25 years and you were innocent all along? That’ll be £80,000 please
That has to be an early april fool's joke, right?
That has to be an early april fool's joke, right?
innocently locked up in jail for 25 years? That’ll be £80000
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Re: innocently locked up in jail for 25 years? That?ll be £8
on a side note, could he kill someone and use the 25 years in jail credit he built up??
later,
epic
I hope it is a joke, because its just too sad. He should not be charged food and boarding while being innocent in jail.Thowllly said:We locked you up in jail for 25 years and you were innocent all along? That?ll be £80,000 please
on a side note, could he kill someone and use the 25 years in jail credit he built up??
later,
epic
I think that's impossible, there are precedents for innocent men jailed for years and years receiving millions in compensation.
Even if the man had a low-pay job (say 20K a year), they would have to pay him for loss of earnings (£500,000) plus interest (which will be a lot!) plus damages (which will be a lot too).
Even if the man had a low-pay job (say 20K a year), they would have to pay him for loss of earnings (£500,000) plus interest (which will be a lot!) plus damages (which will be a lot too).
kyleb said:1984 is getting closer every day.
what are you talking about, did you even read the book, or are you just spotting stuff you know nothing about. Can you please tell me how 1984 and this have anything to do with each other????later,
epic
kyleb said:
for an online copy of 1984, in case you havent read the book:
http://www.online-literature.com/orwell/1984/
The man who was wrongly convicted, was given money as compensation for his 25 years in jail. Some people in the govermnent feel he has to pay for his food and lodging. How this has anything to do with 1984 is beyond me. But if you dont feel like playing, you can take your marbles and go home.
later,
epic
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