[Shardlake]

Originally Posted by Shasown

Actually I can!

I live in Scotland, the offence took place in Scotland and Scottish Law law is a little different to English Law.

If Mr T wants to make anything of it, he can register a libel case with a Scottish Court, which he wouldnt do because its a civil case. Civil law goes on balance of evidence not proof beyond reasonable doubt.

Feel better now?

I was just pointing out to someone they cannot refer to someone who has not been found guilty of an offence as if they had been

I dont care what country you're in you cant do it, especially on a public internet forum

If I wanted a lecture on Scottish Law I wouldnt be looking for it on here

Now sshh there's a good lad

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by Shardlake

Feel better now?

I was just pointing out to someone they cannot refer to someone who has not been found guilty of an offence as if they had been

I dont care what country you're in you cant do it, especially on a public internet forum

If I wanted a lecture on Scottish Law I wouldnt be looking for it on here

Now sshh there's a good lad

Then let him sue me, so why dont you shush like a good wee man?

[Shardlake]

Originally Posted by Shasown

Then let him sue me, so why dont you shush like a good wee man?

He'd be more likely to sue the owner of the site than your good self to be honest mate.

Just pointing out a fact i've no interest in furthering your rant.

Enjoy the final

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by Shardlake

He'd be more likely to sue the owner of the site than your good self to be honest mate.

Just pointing out a fact i've no interest in furthering your rant.

Enjoy the final

He would do better to sue the owners of the newspapers that showed stills from the mobile phone videos taken at the time by the three men. Or who accused all three of perverting the course of justice etc.

Somehow I dont think they will, all three will just stay quiet and hope the dust settles sooner rather than later.