Instant Justice Sack Him
September 22, 2005 by Ken
Filed under The Best of the Rest
Addressing the annual conference of the Police Superintendents’ Association the Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair said “modernisation” of the force should be carried forward by introducing “an escalator of powers” for the dispensing of instant justice.
“One idea is to have some police officers – paid more and with more powers – to impose an interim anti-social behaviour order, for instance, or suspend a driving licence,” he said.
This would have an immediate effect rather than waiting for intervention by the courts.
The intervention of the courts! What is Sir Ian Blair thinking of! In what way does he mean intervention? Interference perhaps or intrusion into something that is none of their business?
This man is a danger to society and should be dismissed imidiatly! And sent to an asylum for the terminally insane.
Then perhaps he might have time to read the Bill of Rights 1689 and to begin to understand the fundamentals of English Common Law and relect on the policy of policing by consent. We are innocent unless the police can prove us guilty in a court of law, we are not guilty until and unless they can do so.
With people like this in charge being allowed to use their positions to promote their bilious crap we are heading into the black future of a police state.
Heading?
I think the No2ID arrests tell us we’ve already arrived.