It is not nonsense at all
atse,
OK,
You make a good point, but my point, as a non-legal quoting a legal, is that he will definitely not go to prison (in the remote chance he is found guilty of course). The world does not work like that.
Unfortunately, I know this is true.
Just imagine thousands of screaming FR pax (don't even think of crews and other employees) all wailing "Injustice, Injustice". What a wonderful opportunity for the UK press …………… fill in the gaps.
Do we have judges with this sort of moral courage ???
Don't even think of answering.
My point was that he could make a (very good and sound*) claim that the effects of his imprisonment would be so great as to affect negatively mega innocent people. “The greater good of the greater number" before which, principles collapse. And that is the way the world turns these days, my friend, principles have no place.
‘Twas ever thus.
I respectfully request your honour to weight my views with care no disrespect intended.
Irish justice shall prevail !!!
OTd, a bit baffled by the legalese.
* I would need to take legal advice to explain this.