Post by ginnyg on Jan 10, 2023 17:16:45 GMT
www.msn.com/en-gb/news/newsmanchester/man-killed-and-body-dumped-in-the-street-by-gangsters-after-he-tried-to-burgle-cannabis-factory/ar-AA16aZQY?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=4971e153bcd646689ed62d21fa18497b
Defence lawyer: "In mitigation for Nushi, Stephen Moses KC said there was no pre meditation to the murder and was a response to the burglary of the cannabis factory. He said there was a degree of provocation from the burglars. He said Nushi was previously a man of good character who worked as a farmer in Albania before coming to the UK to provide a better life for his family."
A farmer in Albania. Cannabis farmer?
Defence lawyer: "Jeremy Wainewright KC, for Aliaj, referred to a letter from a relative which referred to his client's "brave service" as a fireman in Albania. He said the defendant took part in a rescue operation during an earthquake, in which he saved a man buried underground, and was given a bravery award.
Defence lawyer: John Ryder KC, for Dhana said his client intended to cause serious harm to Mr Waga, but not to kill him, and there was a lack or pre meditation. He said Dhana was not involved in the cannabis production and was not a member of the organised crime group. The barrister said the defendant had done village work in Albania before coming to the UK to earn more money to support his elderly mother and his family.
I really do not understand how these "defence lawyers" manage to keep a straight face.
Defence lawyer: "In mitigation for Nushi, Stephen Moses KC said there was no pre meditation to the murder and was a response to the burglary of the cannabis factory. He said there was a degree of provocation from the burglars. He said Nushi was previously a man of good character who worked as a farmer in Albania before coming to the UK to provide a better life for his family."
A farmer in Albania. Cannabis farmer?
Defence lawyer: "Jeremy Wainewright KC, for Aliaj, referred to a letter from a relative which referred to his client's "brave service" as a fireman in Albania. He said the defendant took part in a rescue operation during an earthquake, in which he saved a man buried underground, and was given a bravery award.
Defence lawyer: John Ryder KC, for Dhana said his client intended to cause serious harm to Mr Waga, but not to kill him, and there was a lack or pre meditation. He said Dhana was not involved in the cannabis production and was not a member of the organised crime group. The barrister said the defendant had done village work in Albania before coming to the UK to earn more money to support his elderly mother and his family.
I really do not understand how these "defence lawyers" manage to keep a straight face.
