The officer’s notes were presented to the court at the plea hearing. The press then reported on it.
The officer’s notes were presented to the court at the plea hearing. The press then reported on it.Posted this on the previous thread just before it was closed: I’m not quoting that telegraph article, but I’d like to know why isn’t there more accountability within the police service? Why has the DT has sight of this officer’s notes as if it’s totally normal? Is there a financial incentive to said officer; which, if so, breaks professional standards?
These details becoming public prior to the trial and verdict would surely have prejudiced the case against Caroline. It’s not enough for a judge to tell the jury to ignore everything they may have read is it, as their minds will clearly already have been made up. Surely it would be obvious to their superiors who the officer is that leaked these notes to the press? Was the Levenson enquiry all for naught? Trial by scummy media
Apologies for all the questions, to think our justice system is lauded as being the envy of the world. I don’t bloody think so
This was a common assault case and was due to be heard in the magistrates court. The plea had nothing to do with it. All cases start of in the magistrates court. The minor ones stay there. Some are either way cases and can be heard in either court. Serious cases are sent from the magistrates court to the crown court.She pleaded not guilty and it went to crown court. You're right it automatically goes there when they plead not guilty and the court believes there should be a trail (and there is enough evidence to support what happened)
I am not sure if that is the case. From memory when I worked at the CPS the charge is put to the defendant at the plea and case manager hearing but any evidence isn’t put until the actual trial.The officer’s notes were presented to the court at the plea hearing. The press then reported on it.
That was the case management & plea hearing I believe. It's a much shorter turnaround at magistrates court.I am not sure if that is the case. From memory when I worked at the CPS the charge is put to the defendant at the plea and case manager hearing but any evidence isn’t put until the actual trial.
Sorry, to clarify, the officer likening it to a horror scene or similar was presented at the PCMH as part of the prosecution’s outline of the case. I didn’t mean to suggest that the full evidence was submitted, simply that such a note had been made by the attending officer and that comment was presented to the court. I was just typing in a hurry and can see I was really unclear; what I meant to say was that the comment in the officer’s notes was presented to the court, in all likelihood because it was included on the MG5.I am not sure if that is the case. From memory when I worked at the CPS the charge is put to the defendant at the plea and case manager hearing but any evidence isn’t put until the actual trial.
I am sick of the hypocritical be kind campaign. The insufferable Stephanie Davis BS.Sorry if this comes across as nasty but I am sick of this Saint Caroline bullshit.
Keep private lives private... what Andrew like you did when you accused her of abusing you on your PUBLIC INSTAGRAM. And when you posted the confidential NdA on your PUBLIC INSTAGRAM... seriously fuck off. You breached her privacy yourselfHas anyone read Andrew Brady's blog post? He is attacking Dan Wooton saying he should be fired! He's saying that the press used to pick unflattering pics of Caroline to post? I've always thought she looked great in any press pics I've seen on her?
He's also saying that celebrities love lives should be private but Caroline herself posted photos on her own Instagram of her boyfriends. I thought after the bad split with Andrew she would keep her next relationship private but she didn't. If you value your privacy then why post about your love life on your open Instagram account? There are plenty of celebs who don't post anything about their love life on their instagram accounts.
ABSOLUTE SCUM ANDREW BRADY!!!Keep private lives private... what Andrew like you did when you accused her of abusing you on your PUBLIC INSTAGRAM. And when you posted the confidential NdA on your PUBLIC INSTAGRAM... seriously fuck off. You breached her privacy yourself
He keeps saying in his blog post 'I call upon' wanting sackings left, right and centre. However, he does admit his own guilt in her suicide and so he bloody should. He's also set up a Justgiving page 'The Caroline Flack memorial fund' for donations to a charity close to her heart for trans kids. Did he ask her families permission first? No of course he didn't.Keep private lives private... what Andrew like you did when you accused her of abusing you on your PUBLIC INSTAGRAM. And when you posted the confidential NdA on your PUBLIC INSTAGRAM... seriously fuck off. You breached her privacy yourself
He just needs to be a bit more respectful to Lewis and her family and shut up. Yes I’m sure he’s sad also but after what he posted when the allegations came out he’s got a cheek saying about people invading her privacy frankly. I’m sure he feels terribly guilty for things he said also but he should just put account on private and go and spend time with his own loved ones and try and deal with his emotionsHe keeps saying in his blog post 'I call upon' wanting sackings left, right and centre. However, he does admit his own guilt in her suicide and so he bloody should. He's also set up a Justgiving page 'The Caroline Flack memorial fund' for donations to a charity close to her heart for trans kids. Did he ask her families permission first? No of course he didn't.
If that’s real then it’s terrible. What example are we setting to young women how to treat others. Shocking. What’s even worse is that parents would buy this for young pre teen daughters and would not assume that type of venom was in the contents. That has genuinely shocked me.This was posted in a one direction magazine saw someone shared it and thought how awful it was
Wow!!!!! What’s sort of child wrote that shit?!This was posted in a one direction magazine saw someone shared it and thought how awful it was
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