legal beagles?

B

BensGrandad

New member

Jul 13, 2003

72,015

Haywards Heath

• May 25, 2013

• #1

Whilst accepting that the poogate was undesirable, now that the club have called in the police what offence cold have been committed and if the perpetrator of said offene is found with what would he or she be charged.

 

G

genre b. good

New member

Oct 22, 2012

104

• May 25, 2013

• #2

arson

 

Last edited: May 25, 2013

M

macky

Well-known member

Dec 28, 2004

1,652

• May 25, 2013

• #3

Criminal damage for a start

 

N

Napper

Well-known member

Jul 9, 2003

23,873

Sussex

• May 25, 2013

• #4

Defecation of character

 

D

dougdeep

New member

May 9, 2004

37,732

SUNNY SEAFORD

• May 25, 2013

• #5

Grievous bodily fluids.

 

B

BLOCK F

Well-known member

Feb 26, 2009

6,350

• May 25, 2013

• #6

Disturding the peace?

 

N

Napper

Well-known member

Jul 9, 2003

23,873

Sussex

• May 25, 2013

• #7

Vandalism is probably the serious and boring answer

 

T

timbha

Well-known member

Jul 5, 2003

9,895

Sussex

• May 25, 2013

• #8

non employee - trespass and criminal damage
an employee - criminal damage, and sacked for gross misconduct

 

N

Napper

Well-known member

Jul 9, 2003

23,873

Sussex

• May 25, 2013

• #9

Disturbing the piss

 

SULLY COULDNT SHOOT

Loyal2Family+Albion!

Sep 28, 2004

11,283

Izmir, Southern Turkey

• May 25, 2013

• #10

timbha said:

non employee - trespass and criminal damage
an employee - criminal damage, and sacked for gross misconduct

Click to expand...

Is correct.

 

B

BensGrandad

New member

Jul 13, 2003

72,015

Haywards Heath

• May 25, 2013

• Thread starter
• #11

The army had a section of Queens Regulations section 69 Conduct to the Prejudice of Good Order and Military Discipline under which ar soldier could be charged if no other section seemed appropriate does civilian criminal law have a similar section that can be used.

I would have thought that a defence against criminal damage would have been easy to apply and defend the case, so the chance of a conviction virtually nil.

 

D

Dandyman

In London village.

Jul 7, 2003

7,949

London, United Kingdom, United Kingdom

• May 25, 2013

• #12

timbha said:

non employee - trespass and criminal damage
an employee - criminal damage, and sacked for gross misconduct

Click to expand...

Agree also if an employee placing their employer's reputation at risk of disrepute.

 

Cadiz Seagull

Grey bearded old man

Jul 7, 2003

5,990

Between Haywards Heath and Trujillo, Extremadura,

• May 25, 2013

• #13

Have the club called in the Police? I haven't seen anything to that effect

 

B

BensGrandad

New member

Jul 13, 2003

72,015

Haywards Heath

• May 25, 2013

• Thread starter
• #14

Cadiz Seagull said:

Have the club called in the Police? I haven't seen anything to that effect

Click to expand...

I am sure that I read that they had.

 

edna krabappel

Well-known member

NSC Patron

Jul 7, 2003

47,221

• May 25, 2013

• #15

BensGrandad said:

I would have thought that a defence against criminal damage would have been easy to apply and defend the case, so the chance of a conviction virtually nil.

Click to expand...

What defence, exactly? I'm going to guess that you don't even know what the legal defences are to criminal damage, so how can you say that?

 

upthealbion1970

bring on the trumpets....

NSC Patron

Jan 22, 2009

8,865

Woodingdean

• May 25, 2013

• #16

BensGrandad said:

I am sure that I read that they had.

Click to expand...

Football rumours again?

 

Hillian1

( . ) ( . )

Jul 15, 2010

15,364

Struggling for breath at the top of the stairs

• May 25, 2013

• #17

BensGrandad said:

The army had a section of Queens Regulations section 69 Conduct to the Prejudice of Good Order and Military Discipline under which ar soldier could be charged if no other section seemed appropriate does civilian criminal law have a similar section that can be used.

I would have thought that a defence against criminal damage would have been easy to apply and defend the case, so the chance of a conviction virtually nil.

Click to expand...

Brighton and Hove Albion is not the Army.

You live in a civilian world, so do the employees of Brighton and Hove Albion.

It is impossible to compare the two.

 

Hyperion

New member

Nov 1, 2010

5,314

• May 25, 2013

• #18

Armed Jobbery

 

B

BensGrandad

New member

Jul 13, 2003

72,015

Haywards Heath

• May 25, 2013

• Thread starter
• #19

Hillian1 said:

Brighton and Hove Albion is not the Army.

You live in a civilian world, so do the employees of Brighton and Hove Albion.

It is impossible to compare the two.

Click to expand...

Not denying that what I am asking is there a section of the law that encompasses anything not covered in any other laws

 

H

HAILSHAM SEAGULL

Well-known member

Nov 9, 2009

10,347

• May 25, 2013

• #20

BensGrandad said:

Whilst accepting that the poogate was undesirable, now that the club have called in the police what offence cold have been committed and if the perpetrator of said offene is found with what would he or she be charged.

Click to expand...

You are so full of s*** your eyes are brown.....why do you bother