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Carefully spread out the facts
Delicately pin point the Hot spots of the case
Take care of buessness
Ram it home to a high satisfaction
That would be unusual... and I can't see that happening. If there was anything to appeal with (again, after the first appeal on a technicality gave him the third trial) then his team would likely have done it by now?
Not sure. But I've been delicately tipped
Then please send a code to moderator bot its acting like a virus!
My submission is that I think you should have a bit more compassion for Einfeld, he wasn’t very well.Remember when Justice Marcus Einfeld thought he was too clever, had more money and could not bring himself to own his crime ?
Former judge Einfeld jailed over $77 speeding fine
The former Federal Court judge Marcus Einfeld has been sentenced to at least two years in jail for lying to evade a speeding fine three years ago.www.smh.com.au
No they are are not remotely similar crimes, but are similar in midset and arrogance.
It seems to me that Hayne’s bottomless well of both cash and ego, reflected in his denials and appeals, have steered this shemozzle where it is now. Meanwhile his family’s (wife and daughter) financial resources have been drained and emotionally put through the top loader.
I haven’t even mentioned the victim as yet. How many trials has she has to endure?
Fun fact: Did you know that after the incident that occurred in 2018, the 2020 mistrial, the 2021 sentence, the 2022 Court of Appeal quashing, the 2023 sentence, that he original sentence and the 2023 sentence are commensurate, with both making him eligible for parole early 2025 ?
I wonder what would have happened if he owned the problem and showed remorse from the very beginning?
He doesn't believe he's guilty.Remember when Justice Marcus Einfeld thought he was too clever, had more money and could not bring himself to own his crime ?
Former judge Einfeld jailed over $77 speeding fine
The former Federal Court judge Marcus Einfeld has been sentenced to at least two years in jail for lying to evade a speeding fine three years ago.
No they are are not remotely similar crimes, but are similar in midset and arrogance.
It seems to me that Hayne’s bottomless well of both cash and ego, reflected in his denials and appeals, have steered this shemozzle where it is now. Meanwhile his family’s (wife and daughter) financial resources have been drained and emotionally put through the top loader.
I haven’t even mentioned the victim as yet. How many trials has she has to endure?
Fun fact: Did you know that after the incident that occurred in 2018, the 2020 mistrial, the 2021 sentence, the 2022 Court of Appeal quashing, the 2023 sentence, that he original sentence and the 2023 sentence are commensurate, with both making him eligible for parole early 2025 ?
I wonder what would have happened if he owned the problem and showed remorse from the very beginning?
Mind reading.
Read my palm Twiz, tell me my future on LU?
Yeah well he gets into trouble because we just don’t see enough of him on the Tigers LU.
No it was obvious from his comments. If he thought he was guilty he wouldn’t have admitted to what he did while pleading not guilty.
