Enoch Burke - DISMISSED

cliffrichard wrote: It was contempt of a court order. Standard practice. If he purges his contempt, he'll be released.

eireland wrote: Funny how junkies who rob a shop 30 times get let off. The law work's in mysterious ways.

This fella is a bit of a muppet it has to be said but known murderers currently out and about selling drugs etc laughing at the guards and the justice system here is a bit much. Maybe solicitors and judges make more money when these people are in and out of prison rather than a fella who might get into trouble once in a blue moon.

Het-field wrote: B6 6HE wrote: https://www.irishtimes.com/news/man-jailed-over-garlic-tax-scam-1.702973 I always stop reading when people criticising the Irish legal and judicial system roll this one out.

Edited by B6 6HE - 15 Sep 2022 at 11:24am

B6 6HE wrote: cliffrichard wrote: It was contempt of a court order. Standard practice. If he purges his contempt, he'll be released.  Didn't realise that it mandated a prison sentence.  Seems very OTT. Surely,  gardening leave or suspension of some form sufficed. Given the amount of criminal bankers and politicians and nonces of course who don't do time.

You need to read the full story. He was put on paid suspension/ gardening leave from his school to allow an investigation into his behaviour. During this, he repeatedly turned up to school and entered a classroom. It was then the school sought an injunction as it was impacting the day to day of the school. He then repeatedly breached the injunction. He was afforded the opportunity to give an undertaking in court not to further breach the injunction. He refused to do so and as such was jailed until he did so. He has repeatedly refused to do so despite appearing in court regularly since his initial appearance.

Imagine him preaching his evangelist christian values to some gear head from Ballier. 

9fingers wrote: Letters & numbers making a tit of himself again

horsebox wrote: Imagine him preaching his evangelist christian values to some gear head from Ballier.

B6 6HE wrote: 9fingers wrote: B6 6HE wrote: 9fingers wrote: Letters & numbers making a tit of himself again  How articulate of you Why don’t you articulate yourself some knowledge on the subject rather than half arsed opinions and tenuous links to garlic  Know little about it only stating the reality of him being locked up whilst genuine criminals laugh at the law is contradictory.

FrankosHereNow wrote: I wish that he was thrown in with the general prisoners in Mountjoy rather than being on his own. He’d quickly change his stance.

I reckon he'd get on okay in there, his "feck the law" and "anti-trans" stances would have a lot of support in there I'd have thought.