Sep 28, 2013

justice gets harder


Hull North MP Diana Johnson has written to the Justice Secretary to express concerns at the "lenient" sentence given to an EDL thug who punched a man during a march. As previously reported in the Mail, John Claydon, 46, laughed as he left court after receiving an 18-month community order for attacking anti-fascist protester David Harding outside St Stephen's shopping centre.

Claydon, who had a string of convictions for violence, was also ordered to do 100 hours' unpaid work and pay £500 compensation. But Ms Johnson believes the sentence, passed by Recorder Michael Smith, was too lenient and has written to Justice Secretary Chris Grayling with her concerns.

Read more: http://www.thisishullandeastriding.co.uk/Sentence-EDL-thug-lenient/story-19859424-detail/story.html#ixzz2gBFuvO4Q
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it often seam`s to myself that justice is upside down and very many people are laughing at the way criminal behaviour is dealt with in our modern society
a string of convictions is often cited in lots of case l read about justice apears lineant

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