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James
We wouldn't be allowed to treat an offender like this; dragging them through endless process over nearly a decade until the 'desired' disposal decision is reached. Yet English law allows police officers to be treated this way. A hypocritical, unfair and borderline insane act of self-sabotage on the very people who uphold the law.
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James
We wouldn't be allowed to treat an offender like this; dragging them through endless process over nearly a decade until the 'desired' disposal decision is reached. Yet English law allows police officers to be treated this way. A hypocritical, unfair and borderline insane act of self-sabotage on the very people who uphold the law.
