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Re: Giggs not guilty but not not guilty!
I'm no fan of Giggs anymore.
But when I sat on a jury which was for an assault, we were reminded by the judge that to find the person guilty, we had to be entirely convinced by the prosecution of the guilt.
From what I've read of this story there doesn't seem to be a lot that convince you 100% of anything else than him being an arsehole.
And a good poet.
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Re: Giggs not guilty but not not guilty!
I agree (apart from the poet bit)Originally posted by superfeathers View PostI'm no fan of Giggs anymore.
But when I sat on a jury which was for an assault, we were reminded by the judge that to find the person guilty, we had to be entirely convinced by the prosecution of the guilt.
From what I've read of this story there doesn't seem to be a lot that convince you 100% of anything else than him being an arsehole.
And a good poet.
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As a jury is a cross section of society (which is as it should be) it therefore includes all sorts….Originally posted by superfeathers View PostDoes make it strange though then that they wouldn't come to a majority not guilty verdict
(you can't have read the poem fully, and all the layers of meaning).
I did jury service recently and as another poster mentioned above, from what I read about the Giggs case there didn’t seem much if any evidence to definitively conclude that he did it. In which case you’d HAVE to find him not guilty of the charge.
No one comes out of this with their reputation enhanced in any way.
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Re: Giggs not guilty but not not guilty!
There have to be at least 10 jurors in agreement for a majority verdict either way.Originally posted by superfeathers View PostDoes make it strange though then that they wouldn't come to a majority not guilty verdict
(you can't have read the poem fully, and all the layers of meaning).
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i think you're right but seems to give a new definition to the word majority.Originally posted by JumpersforGoalposts View PostThere have to be at least 10 jurors in agreement for a majority verdict either way.
not that im qualified to be suggesting a rule change :hehe:
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Agreed you've only got to look on here nine people could say Scott Parker is rubbish and should have been sacked, but there's always one that will think he is brilliant and that they'd have won the Premier if he had stayed!Originally posted by Bobby Dandruff View PostAs a jury is a cross section of society (which is as it should be) it therefore includes all sorts….
I did jury service recently and as another poster mentioned above, from what I read about the Giggs case there didn’t seem much if any evidence to definitively conclude that he did it. In which case you’d HAVE to find him not guilty of the charge.
No one comes out of this with their reputation enhanced in any way.
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I'm not surprised at this verdict.
Although not following the case in detail, there seemed to be loose ends, like what she texted after an episode when she claimed Giggs had mistreated her and phone/s going missing.
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Not surprised at all.
It was all one word against another, but the clincher for me was, as in the Vardy/Rooney case, the convenient loss of her phone which allegedly contained evidence that supported Giggs's version of events.
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6 of one, half a dozen of the other.
Both have issues looking through some of the crap they've said in court.
I'm sure Giggs will be a happy man, he can start writing his book of poetry now and get straight back into town later to find some more "clunge".
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Complete waste of time and money if you ask me.
As has been said, it is not a surprising verdict as "evidence" seemed very sparse.
Giggs's reputation has nosedived since the trial's beginning which should be all the accuser could have realistically hoped for.
I'm sure he'll be back in football at some time in the future as his "less than clean" profile seems to fit modern day football's overriding image.
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Re: Giggs not guilty but not not guilty!
😆Originally posted by Ninja View Post6 of one, half a dozen of the other.
Both have issues looking through some of the crap they've said in court.
I'm sure Giggs will be a happy man, he can start writing his book of poetry now and get straight back into town later to find some more "clunge".
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