The appeal involving a specimen conviction resulting from the flawed child pornography investigation, Operation Ore started yesterday in the Appeal Court. However, there is little being released as to the progress of the action. Nevertheless, given the huge interest in this case, not least here on TheOpinionSite.org, one has to ask why so little is…
Today in London there were demonstrations against the proposed rise in university tuition fees. The question that everyone, except it seems, TheOpinionSite.org is afraid to ask is “Why is it necessary for so many people to go to university?” It is a ridiculous proposal that everyone should have to go to university in order to…
The Work and Pensions Secretary, Iain Duncan-Smith has announced that the jobless will have to work for their benefit – a benefit to which they are entitled anyway. Furthermore, he wants them to do a 30 hour week clearing up litter or other ‘physical’ tasks and not even get the minimum wage in return. Nor…
If you have been looking on Google or elsewhere for details of Kenneth Clarke’s much heralded Sentencing Review, you will have been sadly disappointed with the results. The Government, it seems, is in no hurry to announce the results of the Sentencing Council’s deliberations, despite the fact that many of the proposed cuts to the…
The appeal relating to the clumsy, US spawned Operation Ore investigation into Internet child pornography is due to start on 11th November. Those affected are seeking to prove that they were in fact victims of credit card fraud and did not access child pornography on the Internet. It is understandable therefore that many people, child…
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