So in reality the difference is?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rat Faced
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So in reality the difference is?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rat Faced
Anywhere from 6 months to forever...
The existing legislation would automatically come into effect on withdrawing from the treaty.
It takes forever to get those bastards in Parliament to pass any new legislation not in their own direct interests :rolleyes:
You've gone off on a tangent. i just asked how what you wrote differs from what i said...that it would need to be re-introduced.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rat Faced
However I think you may be incorrect about it still being on the books. The Crime and Disorder Act.1998 (googled :) ) removed it as far as i can tell. The treaty you are talking of was a "never again" treaty.
Edit: this would have save me some reading :angry: :lol:
Thanks for that. :)
I hadnt realised that the The Crime & Disorder Act abolished the death penalty, it wasnt even mentioned in the summary we were given about it. :lol:
If that BBC thing is right, then the only Capital Offence now is Mutiny, which means only in the Armed Services in time of war probably....
If we ever withdraw from that treaty that is... :blink:
I withdraw my comment sir ;)
Treason still carries the death penalty
where?Quote:
Originally Posted by Voetsek
I thought as you did until I used google.with it being the treaty..(busy/j2... it can serve to educate as well as make us appear "learned" :lol: )Quote:
Originally Posted by Rat Faced
I knew it had been abolished but not the details as to how.
I think where we got confused was that the treaty removed the military crimes thing...I think. :unsure:
An interesting read but doesn't answer the questionQuote:
Originally Posted by Voetsek
Looking at the arrests in hackney today it doesn't look like those two at least were ready to die.