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Is it really time to bring Schapelle Corby back home?

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I must admit, she would a good case now if she were in Australia.

She is not however.

The Indons are pretty much black on white on importation of drugs.

gg
 
It's an interesting development. However, all the other family stuff being dragged up over the past few years adds weight to the prosecution too.
 
kennas said:
It's an interesting development. However, all the other family stuff being dragged up over the past few years adds weight to the prosecution too.
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It's not admissible evidence though. Your family can be rats. But in an Australian court of law, you are judged on your merits.

gg
 
Garpal Gumnut said:
It's not admissible evidence though. Your family can be rats. But in an Australian court of law, you are judged on your merits.

gg
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Yeh, correcto, of course. I was just thinking about it more holistically and whether the customs guys could have played any part at all. Just the fundamentals of it.
 
kennas said:
Yeh, correcto, of course. I was just thinking about it more holistically and whether the customs guys could have played any part at all. Just the fundamentals of it.
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Although she just needs to put one toe on Australian soil and the court cases will be never ending.

Holistically agree.

gg
 
Corby's mother now says there is doubt as to her guilt.
Be interesting to see if there's any reaction in Indonesia
 
I think the Australian Media played a big part in this from the start, professing her innocence.
Then all of a sudden they turned on her and found every detail that showed how involved in drugs she was.

We dont know all the evidence so........
 
Tink said:
I think the Australian Media played a big part in this from the start, professing her innocence.
Then all of a sudden they turned on her and found every detail that showed how involved in drugs she was.

We dont know all the evidence so........
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Guilty or not she's paid the price and they should send her home.
 
Should, could, would, we have been through all this from the start.
This has been the problem.

Our laws are pathetic to do with drugs, sorry to bring that up, but thats my opinion.
Her family will have plans once she is back on Australian soil, dont you worry.
 

Our laws and justice system are pathetic I agree, but Corby seems to have done her time but they could keep her there untill she goes completely mad, seems like overkill but in other matters we could do with a dose of Malaysian justice here
 
Yes, I can understand what you are saying, Mr Burns.

Was talking to a Mental Health worker yesterday, didnt know him from a bar of soap and somehow just got on to this conversation, and he was telling me the tragedies he faces daily. A young boy in his 20's had everything going for him, and after marijuana and ice, 6 mths later, he has fried his brain and will be lucky to ever work again.

Do these people understand the effects these things have?
Just sad.
 
In Thailand about five years ago they shot at least two thousand drug addicts.Had to stop when some innocents got the treatment as well.
In countries like that they see drug addicts as liars,thieves and those that drag down their families and others.
They are seen as a burden.
Our society has the luxury of having sympathy for those that continue to make the wrong life decisions.I speak as one with close family links to a drug addict...a worthless sack of excrement.In fact we name him as Sos.
 
Schapelle about to be paroled - let the games begin ! Maybe she might end up bashed like her sister Mercedes a few weeks ago.

Schapelle Corby has taken another step closer to release from prison after her parole bid was signed off by the Justice Ministry office in Bali and forwarded to Jakarta.
Bali's head of division for correctional facilities, Sunar Agus has confirmed that he and his committee of seven had signed the parole application on Thursday, nine years and two days after Corby's arrest in 2004.


Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/national/scha...-to-freedom-20131010-2vb4r.html#ixzz2iyhNjTCd

My friends in the Pemerintah indonesia Jakarta advise me this will be signed off this week.
 
trainspotter said:
Schapelle about to be paroled - let the games begin ! Maybe she might end up bashed like her sister Mercedes a few weeks ago.
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Meanwhile the other female mule is in deep trouble, but nobody gives a ****:dunno:


- See more at: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/new...6frg6nf-1226747713055#sthash.lRFaroOe.dpufile
 
MrBurns said:
She looks like a crim AND was caught in the act, Corby looks innocent and there's still some doubt over her guilt.
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Well, you can't argue with that sort of reasoning. She committed a crime she was found guilty. I don't even know why she's still in the news.
 
McLovin said:
Well, you can't argue with that sort of reasoning. She committed a crime she was found guilty. I don't even know why she's still in the news.
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The first one to get her exclusive when she gets out will get $millions$

If Lawrence looks like getting out she will be pin up girl of every news person in the country.
 
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