Women who rammed cyclist-guilty DD

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    SingleSpeed

    Mungecrundle wrote:

    Mungecrundle wrote:
    6 month sentence suspended for 12 months, sub £500 fine and 2 year driving ban.

     

    No that would be sentence if she killed himed

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    bobbinogs

    I gave up looking for any

    I gave up looking for any kind of sense in sentencing or justice in these cases a long time ago!  The only time any of that applies seems to be when the victim also happens to be a policeman.

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    HowardR

    A suspended two year sentance

    A suspended two year sentance  is my guess.

    A not too dissimilar case:

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4256374/Mother-19-ran-husband-s-ex-putting-coma.html

     

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    FluffyKittenofTindalos

    I am curious whether this
    I am curious whether this attacker will get a similar penalty to someone who’d jumped out of their car and stabbed someone with a knife.

    I really wouldn’t _presume_ it would be lighter in this case, because people do often get what seem quite short sentences for violent attacks that don’t involve a car, even when they cause “life-changing injuries”.

    But I’m suspicious that there could be a psychological effect at work, in that people (juries and judges, particularly) might perceive the aggressive use of a weapon differently when it’s a weapon that a majority of people habitually have with them.

    Knife-carrying youths are probably seen as a different class of people from ‘us’ (the jury or magistrate) and its harder for the person judging to feel any empathy for the perpetrator.

    There must be a way an academic could look at data about the topic to suggest whether that makes a difference to sentencing or not.

    I’m not convinced the victim being a cyclist is as important as the nature of the weapon used. I remembered there was a case in Birmingham of a driver deliberately mounting the pavement to run a pedestrian down, but when I googled it to see what sentence they got I couldn’t find any report of sentencing, plus it turns out there have been multiple cases of that in Birmingham in recent years (at least two involving ‘love rivals’)

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    Grumpy17

    Mungecrundle wrote:

    Mungecrundle wrote:
    My guess: 6 month sentence suspended for 12 months, sub £500 fine and 2 year driving ban.

     

    Pretty unlikely they will suspend if they have remanded her into custody after the hearing yesterday.

     

    This previous case might point towards a likely sentence. In the light of this I will revise my earlier estimate downwards. To about 12 months.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-17066798

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    Grahamd

    Mungecrundle wrote:

    Mungecrundle wrote:
    My guess: 6 month sentence suspended for 12 months, sub £500 fine and 2 year driving ban.

    Only if she has a poor lawyer, pregnant woman, will need to take baby for check ups etc. Will need all her money to feed and cloth baby. I predict the judge saying something like, would like to do this but …

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    Mungecrundle

    My guess:
    My guess:

    6 month sentence suspended for 12 months, sub £500 fine and 2 year driving ban.

    #892769
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    Grumpy17

    Bloody lucky it was caught on

    Bloody lucky it was caught on cctv.  Otherwise who would have believed the cyclist?

    She should get 2 years for that I reckon. And account taken of her despicable lies.

    Says she will be sentenced at 2pm today.

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    tritecommentbot

    She’s pregnant, so she’ll get

    She’s pregnant, so she’ll get a handout for the distress of having to deal with a cyclist, poor thing.

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    CXR94Di2

    Blody hell just seen the

    Blody hell just seen the video of her trying to kill him, attempted murder?!

     

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/05/09/pregnant-hit-and-run-driver-ploughed-cyclist-road-rage-row/

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    peted76

    Good god that is horrendous!

    Good god that is horrendous!

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    StraelGuy

    Given some of the recent

    Given some of the recent cases, a polite request not to do it again and a 50p fine surprise?

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