David Duckenfield.

[great_fire]

What a load of s4it

How is it?

Women are also more likely to vote for socialist parties.

[crashbang]

Go give your head a shake

[Lolmorgan]

Because men and women are different.

Women are usually more emotional and a softer touch.

If you had all-women juries there would be a lot more people being found innocent as they'd be more likely to fall for the defendants' sob stories.

In that case then I think they would have found him guilty.

[great_fire]

Go give your head a shake

2017 election:

Women: 43% Tory and 43% Labour.

Man: 45% Tory and 39% Labour.

USA 2016: Democrats 54% Republicans 42%.

[frogmiller]

They're saying that £600m has been spent on this trial.

I fear that when someone is found responsible the criticism that will come after the claims for compensation will undo a lot of the sympathy held towards the Liverpool fans.

[Brin]

They're saying that £600m has been spent on this trial.

I fear that when someone is found responsible the criticism that will come after the claims for compensation will undo a lot of the sympathy held towards the Liverpool fans.

Think you’ll find pal that this is the final chapter on the blame ethic. I just hope Duckenfield disappears into obscurity and let’s it lie.

Would hate for him to want to sell his side of the story To the highest media bidder.

[Exiletyke]

I suppose the jury will have heard a lot more than us mike & they have given their verdict on the evidence, for & against.

Defence in my opinion will usually have an easier task than the prosecution
That being said a jury of 12 having heard all the evidence has found him not guilty & that ought to be the end of it

[mikemiller]

They're saying that £600m has been spent on this trial.

I fear that when someone is found responsible the criticism that will come after the claims for compensation will undo a lot of the sympathy held towards the Liverpool fans.

Don't agree. Only person found responsible for any of it so far is the ex-Health and Safety Officer at Hillsborough. Fair enough that he was found guilty, but serious errors, arguably worse, were made by several others too - doesn't appear that they will be held responsible though.

[frogmiller]

Think you’ll find pal that this is the final chapter on the blame ethic. I just hope Duckenfield disappears into obscurity and let’s it lie.

Would hate for him to want to sell his side of the story To the highest media bidder.

I can't imagine spending decades with this episode hanging over me.

He wouldn't dare sell his story. Everything that he's said has been under oath. If he was to tell a different version of events then he'd be dead.

[crashbang]

Did Hillsborough get Done for not having an up to date safety certificate?