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#53688
At last - the Sunday Times wakes up... 14 Years, 3 Months ago  
business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/law/article6999934.ece

I write regular columns in Inside Time and have complained for years about them accepting these ads prompting and provoking false allegations.
Several times whilst I was in Her Majesty's Estate I personally witnessed inmates sitting round tables picking cases from the local papers about vicars or teachers, making up claims (when they had never even met the men being prosecuted), adding their names to the complaints list with the police and getting compensation cash.
But most important of all, then villains, normally treated as dirt by the law, prisons, media and public, suddenly get victim sympathy and enormous benefits.
False allegations are - as I predicted when it happened to me, the growth industry in the UK.
 
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Re:At last - the Sunday Times wakes up... 14 Years, 3 Months ago  
Terrible. People who make such false allegations in return for compensation have no sense of fair play or honour. I just couldn't accuse someone of doing something to me when I knew in my own heart that they'd never done any such thing. I believe in the old maxim: "Do unto others as you would have others do unto you."
 
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#53690
Re:At last - the Sunday Times wakes up... 14 Years, 3 Months ago  
Yes and when I gently reprimanded them (many were nice enough kids) their answer was - "look, the guy is going to get found guilty anyway, they always do" (true) "so he won't care if we get money out of it. "

I swear many of my false accusers had never even met me.
 
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Francis D

Re:At last - the Sunday Times wakes up... 14 Years, 3 Months ago  
The acceptance and tolerance of the false allegation industry brings shame on the United Kingdom. We know it is happening yet we do nothing to stop it. In fact we encourage it. An all party parliamentary committee was set up to to look into the problem of false allegations and, on found that many innocent people may have been convicted, made serious recommendations to the government that safeguards be brought in to protect citizens against wrongful prosecution and conviction. The government's reaction was to suppress those findings and introduce new laws which made it even easier for people to make false claims and for innocent victims of these claims to be given criminal convictions.

I would never have believed that this could happen in my country, or that I would feel so ashamed to have been part of the British system.

Now we have the announcement that "Sarah's Law" might be rolled out nationally. So, an innocent person, false accused for reasons of greed or malice, is pushed through the legal system without need for any genuine evidence against them, they lose reputation, jobs, homes, family and friends, and once finally released from the hell of prison they find that they are branded and hounded for the rest of their lives. Nothing is done to prevent this, and nobody really cares that it happens. Even if the truth does become known, there is no way to repair the damaged lives. Society tut tuts and then shrugs it's shoulders and buys yet another Sunday paper to read about yet another similar case. It does not just continue, it actually gets worse.

Soon there will be mandatory life sentences for anyone accused of a sex offence, without evidence, and internment for those with previous sentences who are still on the register. And the nation will applaud, oblivious to the fact that if we allow our neighbours to railroaded into a wrongful imprisonment, we allow for the possibility that it could also happen to us.

Yet still the thirst for blood prevails. And we appoint embittered relatives of victims to dictate laws.

If we are a "Broken Society" then this is the real reason.
 
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#53697
Re:At last - the Sunday Times wakes up... 14 Years, 3 Months ago  
Can this be true? Sarah Payne firmly backed by the News of the World has come up with a brilliant solution to erase all child abuse; terminating all pregnancies before birth? No children=no child abuse! What genius.
 
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Re:At last - the Sunday Times wakes up... 14 Years, 3 Months ago  
The NWO agenda is population reduction. Obviously third world countries will be hit by serious natural disasters....then AID wont arrive until as many as possible have died. Did anyone notice how the USA sent the military in - then the soldiers STOPPED the aid reaching the victims for 7 days - UK aid was stuck in Dominican Republic......the aim - max the casualties ?

In the West the best way is to persuade parents not to have children. The Chav class ignores this as usual but eventually I can see the Chav class being sterilised at 13 in order to save benefit money later on. After all these children grow up as Empty Eaters - taking food and benefit money without ever getting a job or contributing to society.

We live in very dangerous times and in 50 years time if we carry on like this these things will come true.

False allegations are totally wrong and compensation should not be given for any allegations going back over 5 years time. This is now an industry - if they are doing that in Prisons then I am sure in our worst schools the more chav like Vicky Pollard types are meeting in school playgrounds to pick on the most hapless teacher in the staffroom. Often Headteacher stop these things very quickly - but some kids miss out the school and go straight to the Police in order to get max attention and more likelyhood of fooling the Plod who lack brain cells as we all know.

I especially feel sorry for celebs who will always be targets for the underclass looking for a a quick cash injection - £30K is a ballpark figure when I read about it.
 
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