> In a ruling, Mr Justice Johnson said while there was an „absence of contrition or remorse“ from Robinson, he had shown a „change in attitude“ since he was sentenced
I hope he seeks political asylum in the US
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Only_Quote_Simpsons on
How do people like him constantly get released? He hasn’t learned anything and never will.
Mambo_Poa09 on
Ok good, just in time for another summer of edl things causing trouble
cornedbeef101 on
Who? I thought his name was Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon.
CaptMelonfish on
Don’t fret, he’ll be right back in prison in a few months i’m sure, the man has no ability to keep his gob shut.
PeterG92 on
He’ll probably be back in a few weeks, keep the cell warm
ItsSuperDefective on
Good for him.
Wonder how long it’ll be until he’s back.
limeflavoured on
How long before he does exactly the same thing again and ends up back there, I wonder?
ManOnNoMission on
Okay, what bets do we have on when he breaks the injunction again? I’m going for a week.
duxie on
2 tier policing … bla bla bla Kier bla bla too teer
xwsrx on
Is there a decathlon event for criminals?
Little Tommeh 10-Names must have one of the broadest histories of criminal convictions out there.
DukePPUk on
Note that his sentenced wasn’t really reduced.
There were two parts to his sentence; 14 months in prison for the contempt, an extra 4 months optional to make him behave.
He argued to the court that he will behave (stop libelling the kid, stop breaking the law), so the court agreed to drop the extra 4 months.
In theory that is Robinson/Yaxley-Lennon backing down and accepting he was wrong.
We’ll have to see how it plays out.
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> In a ruling, Mr Justice Johnson said while there was an „absence of contrition or remorse“ from Robinson, he had shown a „change in attitude“ since he was sentenced
I hope he seeks political asylum in the US
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How do people like him constantly get released? He hasn’t learned anything and never will.
Ok good, just in time for another summer of edl things causing trouble
Who? I thought his name was Stephen Christopher Yaxley-Lennon.
Don’t fret, he’ll be right back in prison in a few months i’m sure, the man has no ability to keep his gob shut.
He’ll probably be back in a few weeks, keep the cell warm
Good for him.
Wonder how long it’ll be until he’s back.
How long before he does exactly the same thing again and ends up back there, I wonder?
Okay, what bets do we have on when he breaks the injunction again? I’m going for a week.
2 tier policing … bla bla bla Kier bla bla too teer
Is there a decathlon event for criminals?
Little Tommeh 10-Names must have one of the broadest histories of criminal convictions out there.
Note that his sentenced wasn’t really reduced.
There were two parts to his sentence; 14 months in prison for the contempt, an extra 4 months optional to make him behave.
He argued to the court that he will behave (stop libelling the kid, stop breaking the law), so the court agreed to drop the extra 4 months.
In theory that is Robinson/Yaxley-Lennon backing down and accepting he was wrong.
We’ll have to see how it plays out.