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Talking of the drink drive limit: If I was 3x the limit and decided to drive, could I absolve responsibility as I was too drunk?

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I can't remember whether I ran anyone over - therefore I didn't.
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You don't even have to take it that far... "I was too drunk to make a reasonable decision, therefore it's not my fault" or "I don't remember deciding to drive"...
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I don't think anybody is suggesting that the girl committed a crime.
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However, she is absolving herself from responsibility of her own actions
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What the prosecution argued was that she was in no fit state to consent.This is what the jury accepted.Evans didn't help his case by bringing along his brother and mate to film him through the window.
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Nobody disputes that he has the morals of a sewer rat but that's not a criminal offence.
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I never said it was illegal just that it didn't help his case.Do you think it did?
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No, it certainly didn't help his case, he did many stupid things on that night but we can't (yet) lock up the stupid.

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"If" being the operative word.

As I said earlier, there seem to be more than enough reasons to cast doubt on the safety of the conviction because this doesn't seem to get close to "beyond reasonable doubt."

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It *is * topical...

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http://talksport.com/football/ched-evans-latest-convicted-rapist-issues-apology-150108131483

Hmm, still saying he's innocent though.

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comment by Weare the famous THFC (U19211)
posted 34 seconds ago
He could come out and say he would like to donate some money each week to an organization that deals with helping women after rape. That would go some way to getting people on side
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He probably doesn't want to commit, as he's unemployed...

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comment by Weare the famous THFC (U19211)
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He could come out and say he would like to donate some money each week to an organization that deals with helping women after rape. That would go some way to getting people on side
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He probably doesn't want to commit, as he's unemployed...
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..... and may yet be proven innocent.

Right, well that's one less stick for people to beat him with now...

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comment by Weare the famous THFC (U19211)
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Never be completely innocent as his behaviour that night left a lot to be desired so would not be a bad thing to do
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FFS...

Can we make tomorrows Friday thread, gardening related?

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