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DNA evidence isn't actually that reliable, at least it's not (always) some smoking gun like it's made out to be in the films. It doesn't mean it can't be used as part of a larger picture though, and given this offence seems to have been very public I don't think that was the only piece of evidence that got him.
Quote from: dickos1 on January 29, 2019, 07:44:17 pmHe may have been advised to plead guilty to get a suspended sentence, Plead not guilty and lose and get sent down there and then Not sure I agree with that.. who in their right mind would plead guilty to a sexual offence just to get a lower sentence, but still then have the conviction and all that entails, if they believed themselves innocent.??
He may have been advised to plead guilty to get a suspended sentence, Plead not guilty and lose and get sent down there and then
A different crime and no custodial sentence - but in 2008 Darren Ferguson was fined for assaulting his estranged wife. He originally plead not guilty and changed his plea at last minute to accept the fine. We subsequently then employed him.
Quote from: MachoMadness on January 29, 2019, 08:35:51 pmDNA evidence isn't actually that reliable, at least it's not (always) some smoking gun like it's made out to be in the films. It doesn't mean it can't be used as part of a larger picture though, and given this offence seems to have been very public I don't think that was the only piece of evidence that got him.He pleaded guilty. That means he admitted doing it.
Quote from: Chris Black come back on January 29, 2019, 08:35:57 pmA different crime and no custodial sentence - but in 2008 Darren Ferguson was fined for assaulting his estranged wife. He originally plead not guilty and changed his plea at last minute to accept the fine. We subsequently then employed him. The offence was almost ten years before we employed him, and he had many other jobs before us
DNA is very reliable most cases are settled on DNA evidence and is 99% accurate especially when found on major part of the crime.
Quote from: German Rover on January 29, 2019, 08:38:10 pmQuote from: MachoMadness on January 29, 2019, 08:35:51 pmDNA evidence isn't actually that reliable, at least it's not (always) some smoking gun like it's made out to be in the films. It doesn't mean it can't be used as part of a larger picture though, and given this offence seems to have been very public I don't think that was the only piece of evidence that got him.He pleaded guilty. That means he admitted doing it. Rightly wot wrongly, people plead guilty to ensure a lighter punishment
Quote from: IDM on January 29, 2019, 07:51:51 pmQuote from: dickos1 on January 29, 2019, 07:44:17 pmHe may have been advised to plead guilty to get a suspended sentence, Plead not guilty and lose and get sent down there and then Not sure I agree with that.. who in their right mind would plead guilty to a sexual offence just to get a lower sentence, but still then have the conviction and all that entails, if they believed themselves innocent.?? if you had the option to plead out and not go to prison even if it ment you would you do go on sex offenders register what would you do
Quote from: dickos1 on January 29, 2019, 08:39:36 pmQuote from: Chris Black come back on January 29, 2019, 08:35:57 pmA different crime and no custodial sentence - but in 2008 Darren Ferguson was fined for assaulting his estranged wife. He originally plead not guilty and changed his plea at last minute to accept the fine. We subsequently then employed him. The offence was almost ten years before we employed him, and he had many other jobs before us OK - so should we make a bid for Ched Evans then?
But then you could end up like ched Evans
When is his contract up?
Quote from: selby on January 29, 2019, 09:00:44 pmWhen is his contract up?Five months.
Quote from: dickos1 on January 29, 2019, 08:54:46 pmBut then you could end up like ched Evans No, because in terms of public perception or celebrity, I am a nobody..Of course I would fight to clear my name, wouldn’t you.??