If Thailand dont send him to Singapore , then I would be staggered if Canada did so.earthfriendly wrote:Canada, please do not extradite him and allow the SG govt to make an example out of him. It is inhumane. He is just a kid. Give him a chance. Make him do some community work to earn and repay the interest lost on the $30k and have him personally deliver it to the bank. With an apology.
Would the interest be large enough to calculate?earthfriendly wrote:Canada, please do not extradite him and allow the SG govt to make an example out of him. It is inhumane. He is just a kid. Give him a chance. Make him do some community work to earn and repay the interest lost on the $30k and have him personally deliver it to the bank. With an apology.
Why should he not be made an example of? He was fully aware that robbing a bank is illegal. Justice systems around the world are predicated on deterrence, regardless of the fact that liberals may bleat about rehabilitation. Just my opinion, and I won't be defending it.JR8 wrote:I don't think he should be sent to SG. You can see why from some comments in this thread. He might not get justice, he might be 'made an example of'.
The authorities would be the one to come up with the specific figure, if they decide to accept my feedbackDrScrumMaster wrote:Would the interest be large enough to calculate?earthfriendly wrote:Canada, please do not extradite him and allow the SG govt to make an example out of him. It is inhumane. He is just a kid. Give him a chance. Make him do some community work to earn and repay the interest lost on the $30k and have him personally deliver it to the bank. With an apology.
After 10 years jail and a few lashes with a rotan.earthfriendly wrote:
The authorities would be the one to come up with the specific figure, if they decide to accept my feedback. It is a form of rehab. An opportunity for him to redeem himself. To right the wrong.
"Might not get justice"?GSM8 wrote:Why should he not be made an example of? He was fully aware that robbing a bank is illegal. Justice systems around the world are predicated on deterrence, regardless of the fact that liberals may bleat about rehabilitation. Just my opinion, and I won't be defending it.JR8 wrote:I don't think he should be sent to SG. You can see why from some comments in this thread. He might not get justice, he might be 'made an example of'.
You should read up on LKYs view on Jury. Where the jury let criminals to go free and put innocents in jail.DrScrumMaster wrote:Doesn't coverage like this potentially prejudice a jury in a trial:
http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapore/ ... act-normal
Oh, hang on, we're in Singapore.
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