Jeez, these 3 should hang their heads in shame............
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-north-east-wales-15296091
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-north-east-wales-15296091
Should they?
Yep. Obviously felt he'd been wronged.But it was a suspended sentence anyway.
So he killed someone, was allowed to walk free from court and still chose to appeal.
If the defendant had been piloting a plane and the same momentary inattention had led to the plane crashing, it would not be dismissed as "shoot happens".
But it wasn't error was it - the guy chose to concentrate on fiddling with heating controls, and watched his fingers twiddling the knobs, instead of the road.A prison sentence is not appropriate for human error.
I guess it depends on what you think the purpose of prison is.
It is clear that this bloke doesn't require rehabilitation.
It is clear that the public does not require protection from him.
So the only reason for putting him inside would be punishment.
A deterrent stops people from taking deliberate course of action. You can never prevent simple human error which we are all guilty of.Or deterrent.
Not sure what I think about the judges' decision. Stuff needs to be weighed.