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NW; In the cold light of day, do you stand by this remark?

Because that is the way the law works - Innocent until proven guilty.

Maybe we shouldn't be discussing it at all and maybe it is not a suitable topic for a footy forum. Having said that, it has been an interesting debate.

Just google miscarriages of justice and have a look ffs! Is it a conspiracy theory to suggest there may be more cases that have not ended well? Or just common sense?

No it is not and I have every sympathy for her. But history shows us that cases can take decades of appeal before resolution. Maybe we should mind our business and let the legal process continue?

As will I... if you can offer any more than 'the small amount of overturned cases that go through the legal system' which is not evidence and incredibly naive by the way.

Doubt it. I rarely get confused about fairness.

Has not the defendant (if eventually proven innocent) endured both?

Do you have evidence to support that view?

Just as dangerous, my mistake it's late!

As is yours in my opinion.

The fact is that miscarriages of justice happen all the time and sometimes it takes many decades to right those wrongs.

Are they? Please supply the evidence to back that claim.

Who is doing that? You know exactly what I am talking about.

There is a deeper principal involved here as you well know.

Yes... and he should know better.

So anyone expressing any other view than that of the prosecution is showing a 'savage disregard for a victim of crime'? It's a good thing those that fought for the rights of the Birmingham Six were not of the same mind. Disgusting post from someone who should know better.

Indeed. Caught between the pitchforked mob and the politically correct mob is a difficult place to negotiate.

There is certainly room for debate as demonstrated on here. And if you think this is over you are very naive.

That fookin rocks! :D