footballers getting charged for criminal offences but other normal people just go to jail for the same offence?
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footballers getting charged for criminal offences but other normal people just go to jail for the same offence?
because the judge wants to stay popular, maybe the footballer pays to not go to jail. Its taken into account that its a celeb etc..
usual stuff.
So....Quote:
Originally Posted by Stutoman
They should still go to jail whether they a celeb or not.
Any person has to be charged before they go to prison, so I don't know what you mean? It all depends on each case, how much evidence they have etc...
Stevie G is a ****. He is involved in gang crime. He used to get beaten up by two members of a Liverpool gang until he paid another gang to sort it out. He's been a **** ever since.
Because a human rights leader can be jailed for 20 years and an pop star can get away with assault, murder and possibly taking over West Yorkshire with only a thousand dollar fine or a slap on the back of the hand
This is ridiculous. If they had proof for example David Beckham killed someone and there was no doubt it was him he'd be treated like every other single criminal.
It's always been like this for famous people. <_<, They should get treated like normal people do!
I think the only thing that could be argued here is that famous people can settle some things out of court in cash settlements which isn't really unfair because they have earned that money and it's something both parties agree too. Other than that they are not treated differently.
where there's a blame there's a claim.Quote:
Originally Posted by Immenseman