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Old 19-01-2017, 10:42   #16
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Re: Disabled woman tells court Rolf Harris 'groped' her at hospital

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Maybe but he wasn't a convicted pedophile when he was first found guilty.
I wasn't stating anything about the first conviction. Just subsequent allegations are more likely to be believed.

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I don't know how you ensure a jury doesn't factor in his existing conviction now but I can't think of any other way to do it.
Quite.

Justice, revenge or moneygrabbing. Take your pick.
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Re: Disabled woman tells court Rolf Harris 'groped' her at hospital

Rolf Harris now faces a retrial because they didn't get the conviction they wanted.

They've also found another moneygrabber to accuse him.

Surely if the jury were unable to reach a verdict there must be sufficient doubt to leave it at that?
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Re: Disabled woman tells court Rolf Harris 'groped' her at hospital

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Rolf Harris now faces a retrial because they didn't get the conviction they wanted.

They've also found another moneygrabber to accuse him.

Surely if the jury were unable to reach a verdict there must be sufficient doubt to leave it at that?
If I understand correctly it's not uncommon for there to be retrials for cases where the jury couldn't return a verdict. A decision hasn't been reached.
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