I can understand the outrage at Beckham, but isn't the outrage misdirected?
It's not Beckham's fault if the procedure to prosecute him was illegal.
The law is always framed to include loopholes for smart lawyers to exploit. This is no surprise because lawyers write the laws themselves, and it's in their interests to create ambiguities and stumbling blocks for the prosecution to fall foul of which might bring them future work.
This is simply another case where the law is shown to be an ass.
I can understand the outrage at Beckham, but isn't the outrage misdirected?It's not Beckham's fault if the procedure to prosecute him was illegal.The law is always framed to include loopholes for smart lawyers to exploit. This is no surprise because
Happens too often and in much more serious cases. Where human error is to blame then the charge should be allowed to stand. We'd all take the opportunity to get off not just Beckham.
Happens too often and in much more serious cases.Where human error is to blame then the charge should be allowed to stand.We'd all take the opportunity to get off not just Beckham.
now the loophole is made public, expect an avalanche of challenges royal mail took 4 days to deliver letter according to news. 3 days would have made it legal.
rather like the lack of roadsigns negating speed pelanties on the a1 around newcastle a few years back
not helping himself in his quest for a knighthoodnow the loophole is made public, expect an avalanche of challengesroyal mail took 4 days to deliver letter according to news. 3 days wouldhave made it legal.rather like the lack of roadsigns negating s