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mange
01 Aug 14 20:17
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Do we pay for this .............?

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By:
dewey
When: 01 Aug 14 20:38
Of course! - 'HE' is famous.
By:
mange
When: 01 Aug 14 20:47
ABUSE between 1968 -1986


            seems     he dident give them a lot of "time off"
By:
Cobblaz
When: 02 Aug 14 00:07
He's entitled to apply for an appeal. Doesn't mean his application will proceed to an appeal. He gets the same treatment under the law that Joe Schmo does. You should stop believing everything you read in the Daily Sport.
By:
a bitofinterest
When: 02 Aug 14 00:31
TIE ME KANGAROO DOWN DAILY SPORT

I'M NOT REALLY AN ODD SORT Blush
By:
ebulGery
When: 02 Aug 14 00:57
I would doubt we would pay for it, he has money, I suspect he has to fund himself

A judge will decide if he has grounds

that is the LAW
By:
mange
When: 02 Aug 14 06:22
thanx Cobblaz............dident realise it was in the "daily Sport"
By:
Ramruma
When: 02 Aug 14 07:39
I'm not a lawyer but his problem might be that it is not a proper ground for appeal that the jury clearly was not paying attention to the evidence.
By:
Stevie Strikes
When: 02 Aug 14 09:21
Is he appealing against the conviction or the sentance?
By:
Ramruma
When: 02 Aug 14 09:49
Is he appealing against the conviction or the sentance?

Conviction.

Entertainer Rolf Harris has applied for permission to appeal against his conviction for indecent assaults, a spokesman for the Judicial Office says.

Harris, 84, was jailed in July for five years and nine months for 12 indecent assaults on four girls aged between seven or eight and 19.

The Judicial Office said his lawyers had lodged papers at the Court of Appeal.

A judge will now decide if his appeal bid should progress to a full hearing.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-28604456

The BBC's home affairs correspondent, Danny Shaw, said it was unlikely that Harris's application for permission to appeal would be dealt with in the next few weeks.
By:
cardifffc
When: 02 Aug 14 10:18
wonder how much his "victims" have made since the trial......plenty i should imagine
By:
guinness2dear
When: 02 Aug 14 11:14
http://news.sky.com/story/1311798/rolf-harris-spat-at-during-prison-scuffle
By:
CASHINVEST
When: 02 Aug 14 13:49
NOT GUILTY
By:
terry mccann
When: 02 Aug 14 14:04
sadly not
By:
ebulGery
When: 02 Aug 14 22:45
I would agree cardiffc....but that is what people want nowadays. so....

I still prefer the past
By:
Al Dente
When: 04 Aug 14 02:59
The guy is a dirty nonce and is in denial.
By:
Facts
When: 04 Aug 14 03:21
cardifffc     02 Aug 14 10:18 
wonder how much his "victims" have made since the trial......plenty i should imagine




Your  ignorant ' quotes'  do an indescribable injustice to the children who suffered abuse at the hands of this arrogant and selfish man. Your cynicism is beyond belief.
By:
Ramruma
When: 04 Aug 14 05:57
indescribable injustice to the children who suffered abuse at the hands of this arrogant and selfish man.

Yes.

Though if this appeal (a) takes place at all, and (b) is successful, then it might reverse the convictions of crimes against children, which is where the evidence seemed lightest -- no evidence that he'd been to Portsmouth at all, and no evidence that he'd been in Cambridge till three years after the crime in question.

That said, there are said to be other allegations the CPS is looking at, and yet more in Australia and New Zealand.

Clearly the man is a sex offender but it is a shame the jurors left their thinking caps off because the weakest convictions serve to cast doubt on the offences where he is clearly guilty.
By:
cardifffc
When: 04 Aug 14 08:56
facts.........he may well be guilty but i dont think the evidence looked to be beyond reasonable doubt..........and the fortnight after his conviction youcouldnt  read a paper or watch the tv without these "victims" given us an exclusive.......i dont buy any person who has been abused to then go and have an affair with him........
By:
cardifffc
When: 04 Aug 14 08:58
by the way facts i think he has done things in the past that he should probably in jail for but these charges didnt have enough substance to them..........think he deserved the  sentance for down loading child porn alone
By:
Steamship
When: 04 Aug 14 09:12
I don't think he downloaded child porn, it was women dressed as young but they were over 18. Whether that's right or wrong is not for me to decide but it is not illegal.
By:
Ramruma
When: 04 Aug 14 09:20
The whole porn thing was a bit iffy -- initial reports of 16,000 child images slowly turned into 16,000 adult images and 30-odd who might or might not have been underage and who were in non-sexual semi-naked poses (whatever that means).

It is not just this case -- in recent years the police and prosecutors seem to have adopted the American tactic of leaking prejudicial material to the media.
By:
cardifffc
When: 04 Aug 14 09:43
ram........i watched the news reports and every the defence were tearing the case apart......dates were wrong ..no real evidence...i never really so one report where there was any real evidence against him....
By:
terry mccann
When: 04 Aug 14 15:40
what did YOU see when he arrived and left court that fateful day cardiff, did he look an innocent man to you?he didnt to me m8 i"ll tell you that
By:
JML
When: 04 Aug 14 16:03
So listening to news reports is enough to question the decision
of a jury who spent hours, every day, listening to ALL the evidence first hand.
By:
terry mccann
When: 04 Aug 14 16:05
there was a lot more the poice didnt use
By:
terry mccann
When: 04 Aug 14 16:06
*police
By:
spyker
When: 04 Aug 14 16:14
It would seem old men sticking their fingers/hands in little girls arrrrseholes is normal procedure in/for cardiff........
By:
Howdi
When: 04 Aug 14 16:17
Steamship  • August 4, 2014 9:12 AM BST 


I don't think he downloaded child porn, it was women dressed as young but they were over 18. Whether that's right or wrong is not for me to decide but it is not illegal.

I hope to Christ it's not illegal Plain
By:
cardifffc
When: 04 Aug 14 17:55
spyker........ive said i think he is probably guilty but a bit of evidence would be nice....times dates places were all proved to be wrong...i would feel better if a person going to prison is convicted on more evidence....as i said before i cant believe a person can be abused by a man ..then have an affair with him.........that was 7 of the 12 charges........she also tried to blackmail him
By:
cardifffc
When: 04 Aug 14 17:56
and the blackmail was to reveal the affair NOT the abuse
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