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Pardoned? Where do you think this is?

So what’s convenient about it?

What’s convenient about it?

I think while the desire for retribution is understandable in the face of such evil, it's a testament to the dignity and resolve of the victims (and the prosecutors) that they stood for something more civilised and let justice be served.

Be surprised if he lives that long. Judge says he's not getting out anyway. Good!

Are they required to make statements in court? Are they encouraged to do it, do they volunteer? The poise and courage required is just remarkable.

Let’s fucking gooooooooooo

Seems like he can’t even count on the radical Islamists for support once he’s inside:

Presumed Innocent? The Apple TV series remake probably has more courtroom stuff in it than the original movie - unbelievably hammy but enjoyably bonkers.

As I've said several times, I want the current rules to be enforced, and for there to be consequences for those who fail to do so:

GIMOC Sith Lord confirmed

Am I? Can you show me where I said that?

Queues are mental

Are we pretending that vendors who sell beer to under-18s who then cause disorder don't face consequences for it? Again, I've never said access to knives is the issue, but I do think it is an issue. Regulation being an imperfect and partial solution to a problem doesn't mean it should be...

Do we? The current rules require proof of age to be provided on delivery - was that the case here?

I haven't said anywhere that I want to "ban knives", nor do I think that enforcing the existing laws on knife sales will stop all attacks. But I do think a failure to enforce the law should have consequences, especially for one of the world's most powerful companies. We are obviously dealing...

Isn't this literally what you were pointing out with that Jim Jefferies clip the other day? I couldn't be less concerned about Amazon suffering inconvenience if it's in the name of public safety. Again - if the laws aren't being adhered to (by delivery drivers or whoever) then yes, they should...

In fairness it can be a difficult decision to make without hindsight - I advocated for selling Gyokeres earlier than we did at a time when our finances were screwed and playoffs seemed like a fantasy, which also would have cost us millions. But Plymouth should have been able to tell that the...

As others have pointed out, there are already laws in place to stop 18 year-olds from purchasing knives, and those laws should have mdae it more difficult for this guy to have bought a knife off Amazon. If the laws weren't adhered to then there should be consequences for that. If people would...