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> Sorry, do you expect him to run out of court and not be stopped by the bailiffs? Do you expect him to cause danger that requires the use of bulletproof glass
by johnnyfaehell 6y ago
> Sorry, do you expect him to run out of court and not be stopped by the bailiffs? Do you expect him to cause danger that requires the use of bulletproof glass after already being searched for weapons inside and out?
Well, the baliffs wouldn't be in position to catch him since they're in the dock. Because that's where the prisoner is. And prisoners do bolt out of courts, they get ane extra sentence but it does happen.
> Do you expect him to cause danger that requires the use of bulletproof glass after already being searched for weapons inside and out?
I said AT danger, not BE A danger. So the bulletproof glass is there to protect HIM.
> Oh, well. In that case. I'm sure if they did complain their complains would be given the utmost priority.
You know people complain to each other, right? They bitch about this and that. Like they would complain about the tea being crap, etc. And complaints were treated fairly, that's why if you complained you got shit from the guards, your mail would take 2 days longer, your requests for a form would take longer, etc.
You seem to be completely disconnected from reality.
* This is a guy who skipped bail and avoided arrest for years. And you're againist him sitting in a dock.
* A guy who realistically, people want to kill and you're againist him being behind bulletproof glass.
* You want people to be dealt with humanely but againist basic things required to keep them safe. All the things you're againist, the only countries that don't have them are corrupt, dangerous places.
- arcticbull 6y agoThanks for sharing your perspective!