>He has not had a trial, so he neither belongs in prison nor doesn't belong in a prison. He needs to have a trial first. The British government has already kep

>He has not had a trial, so he neither belongs in prison nor doesn't belong in a prison. He needs to have a trial first. The British government has already kept him confided for 7 years, what good would a trial serve at this point? >Do you use the same argument for people that jump bail? Because that's the argument you're making, and it's a ridiculous one. In practice this "ridiculous" argument is probably the very reason why the punishments for jumping bail tend to be quite low, no?