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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/ england/lancashire/3132102.stm
My former geography teacher of three years got 12 months for manslaughter today.
Accident really. Shame.
My former geography teacher of three years got 12 months for manslaughter today.
Accident really. Shame.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/ england/lancashire/3132102.stm
My former geography teacher of three years got 12 months for manslaughter today.
Accident really. Shame.
My former geography teacher of three years got 12 months for manslaughter today.
Accident really. Shame.
it's a shame, but negligence resulting in someones death is not to be taken lightly, and someone has to be at fault
A sad run of events, but it does raise one question:
Someone in a position of power, their negligence causes a death.
No intent, no real disregard for life/safety, the guy just made a monumental screw-up, from what I understand.
Although it had hugely serious consequences, should he really deserve harsher punishment than genuine criminals who knowingly and intentionally screw people over?
I'd have to say not. Absolutely make sure he can't ever take the position of responsibility to allow something like this to happen again, but punishing someone for their inherent natural incompetence (with no malice)..
Seems a bit like a teacher punishing the thick kid for not being able to get answers right.
Someone in a position of power, their negligence causes a death.
No intent, no real disregard for life/safety, the guy just made a monumental screw-up, from what I understand.
Although it had hugely serious consequences, should he really deserve harsher punishment than genuine criminals who knowingly and intentionally screw people over?
I'd have to say not. Absolutely make sure he can't ever take the position of responsibility to allow something like this to happen again, but punishing someone for their inherent natural incompetence (with no malice)..
Seems a bit like a teacher punishing the thick kid for not being able to get answers right.
My teacher was Amy Gehring. Remember her? But yeah, it's kinda a, I dunno, shock (?) when this happens. Shame really.
oh dear
Vitamin Gł wrote:
> My teacher was Amy Gehring. Remember her? But yeah, it's kinda a, I
> dunno, shock (?) when this happens. Shame really.
So did you shag her then?
> My teacher was Amy Gehring. Remember her? But yeah, it's kinda a, I
> dunno, shock (?) when this happens. Shame really.
So did you shag her then?
Hmmm...Yes i heard this on the radio yesterday.
I think the sentence is about right, it was a horrible accident.
I think the sentence is about right, it was a horrible accident.
One of my old teachers was sentenced to some fees and comunity service for having indecent images on his computer. Oh dear.
He taught me maths.
He taught me maths.
Run JC941, run very fast.