Maybe they'll set back up the hangman's noose for this:
How about you lock them in a cage instead of letting them back out to commit more crimes.
This should make it easier to convict English people for “misinformation”.
They won’t have to worry about jury nullification.
If there were ANY suspicion that the trials would go like this:
“M’Lord, Mohammad here is accused of rape.”
“Counselor, Mohammad is obviously guilty. Next case.”
They would NEVER consider getting rid of juries.
They KNOW that it will go like this:
“M’lord, Reginald here is accused of murder.”
“Counselor, Reginald is obviously guilty. Next case.”
“M’Lord, Mohammad here is accused of rape.”
“Counselor, Mohammad is obviously innocent. Next case.”
This coming from the people that thought keel hauling was a just punishment for stealing a piece of cheese.
Why not just have the police determine guilt? That would really speed things up.
“Stroke of a pen, law of the land. Pretty cool, man.”
Maybe they'll set back up the hangman's noose for this:
Deport all the non-citizens and watch crime drop dramatically.
Darkness falls apace.
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That way they can let all the violent criminals go and concentrate on those pesky hate-speech spewing conservatives.
The government is presenting the removal of jury trials as a “pragmatic solution” to a court backlog, but the real reason is financial and political. For decades, the UK has poured almost all resources into social programs and welfare, leaving courts and the justice system underfunded. Adding large numbers of migrants on benefits has accelerated the strain. Rather than addressing the root causes — cutting bureaucracy, reforming benefits, or properly funding the courts — the government is quietly stripping citizens of their last safeguard: trial by peers.
Juries are a fundamental check on state power. A judge alone owes loyalty to the state, not the citizen, and promotions, honors, and knighthoods create strong incentives to favor government priorities. Removing juries risks that ordinary citizens, especially those who challenge state policy, will face biased or harsher outcomes, while protected groups receive preferential treatment.
This isn’t just about speed; it’s about fairness, liberty, and the integrity of justice. Cutting jury trials undermines the system and puts every citizen at risk of an unfair trial.
It’s time to bring back trial by combat or other mid-evil trials at the time.you can bet sharia law is right around the corner.
Backlog cleared.
It’s time to bring back trial by combat or other mid-evil trials at the time. You can bet sharia law is right around the corner.
Chipping away at the Constitution