G.I.Joe
International Coach
How much did they make off the fixing? Should cover any fines, IMO.And go to jail, plus pay thousands of pounds in fines. Whatever happens, they are seriously ****ed.
How much did they make off the fixing? Should cover any fines, IMO.And go to jail, plus pay thousands of pounds in fines. Whatever happens, they are seriously ****ed.
Aamir has just started playing cricket, how rich do you think he is, plus I have been hearing that even Butt is having financial problems paying for his lawyer.How much did they make off the fixing? Should cover any fines, IMO.
So let's just let all of the other millions of people in the world who are too poor to afford to good lawyers off their charges. Sounds like a great idea to me.Aamir has just started playing cricket, how rich do you think he is, plus I have been hearing that even Butt is having financial problems paying for his lawyer.
Don't get me wrong, they should get a life ban from cricket, but putting them on trial is going too far. Would you condemn a whole family for a no-ball.Whats your point? Let them off because they (purportedly, and which I have a hard time believing) can't afford the punishment?
No need for sarcasm, it's a serious matter. Him and his family could face poverty for the rest of their lives.My heart bleeds for poor Amir, it truly ****ing does
As I have mentioned his whole family could pay the price, and not just him.So let's just let all of the other millions of people in the world who are too poor to afford to good lawyers off their charges. Sounds like a great idea to me.
So let's just let all of the other millions of people in the world who are too poor to afford to good lawyers off their charges. Sounds like a great idea to me.
So what? I've no doubt his whole family would've got benefits from the cash he made both within and outside the law.As I have mentioned his whole family could pay the price, and not just him.
Yes if you do a fraud or something without your family knowing it I think that your family should suffer from it as well. Maybe you would like them to be thrown in jail too???. WOW......brilliant reasoingSo what? I've no doubt his whole family would've got benefits from the cash he made both within and outside the law.
He's done wrong, and deserves to be punished for it. Since the CPS deem he's done enough to warrant being taken to court, then he has to deal with it.
It was his first incident, and the money from it was confiscated by the metropolitan police. So his family couldn't have befitted. As for cash made with the law, how much money do you think the PCB pays its cricketers and he has just started playing. His family is still dirt poor from a village in Pakistan.So what? I've no doubt his whole family would've got benefits from the cash he made both within and outside the law.
He's done wrong, and deserves to be punished for it. Since the CPS deem he's done enough to warrant being taken to court, then he has to deal with it.
In a situation where one is being paid to professionally represent a nation I do believe it should be a criminal offence to take money to bowl no balls. Your sensibilities must have gone into the gutter.It was his first incident, and the money from it was confiscated by the metropolitan police. So his family couldn't have befitted. As for cash made with the law, how much money do you think the PCB pays its cricketers and he has just started playing. His family is still dirt poor from a village in Pakistan.
I can't believe some people think that a criminal trial is an appropriate punishment for bowling a no-ball.
Regarding legal aid, does anybody know if non British citizens are eligible for legal aid in a criminal case?
EXACTLY......well said............People make it seem as though the family is legally obligated to pay Aamir for legal fees. He's an adult, His dad and mum are adults, If they don't want to pay a penny to help Aamir get a good lawyer, they don't have to.
The reality is that his family will probably help him out but there's a huge difference between that and acting like his entire family is suffering legal punishment.
What I mean is that at this point he has just bowled a no-ball. He hasn't received any cash, hasn't committed fraud and nor has he organised the incident. All that has happened is that a NOTW reporter paid the agent cash for a demonstration to spot mixing. I agree that if they hadn't been caught then they would have gone on to fix matches and defraud bookies.It's not just for bowling a no ball, there's a little bit more to this case than simply that. Anyone who cannot see that needs to get their head out of the sand.
So his family should just disown him and let him rot, would you do that to the next of kin.People make it seem as though the family is legally obligated to pay Aamir for legal fees. He's an adult, His dad and mum are adults, If they don't want to pay a penny to help Aamir get a good lawyer, they don't have to.
The reality is that his family will probably help him out but there's a huge difference between that and acting like his entire family is suffering legal punishment.
Nobody should be criminally prosecuted for such a minor incident, especially at that age. He hasn't committed murder, but rather he has made a mistake. According to your logic he might as well be hung for treason.In a situation where one is being paid to professionally represent a nation I do believe it should be a criminal offence to take money to bowl no balls. Your sensibilities must have gone into the gutter.